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Had my fish pedicure today and it was lovely!!! This is not my first visit and it will not be my last. I got there for 6pm and there was no one else there having a fish pedicure so the lovely owner suggested I use both tanks. So I had one foot in the left tank and my right foot in the right tank.
My feet were covered in fish!! Some of them looked really big. I sat there reading me Evening Standard and felt so relaxed. Before I left I received a loyalty card. What a lovely place with a lovely team of staff.
Clean, excellent location and sooooo many treatments to choose from.
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| telegraph.co.uk | ...customers have so far tried the unorthodox treatment, in which customers immerse their feet in warm water filled with tiny, voracious carp. The toothless fish...nibble away at dead skin while leaving healthy flesh untouched, providing what advocates say is a natural alternative to potentially unsanitary razors, clippers or pumice stones...the technique...is popular in spas in Turkey, where the fish come from, as well as parts of Japan, China, Singapore and Malaysia. | more > |
| The Sun | After up to half-an-hour of having your feet nibbled by a tank of hungry fish, customers then get a standard pedicure, which is made easier by the fish’s work. | more > |
| telegraph.co.uk | The US state of Texas has banned fish pedicures over health and safety concerns, denying salon customers the opportunity to enjoy the sensation of hundreds of small fish nibbling away the dead skin from their feet. | more > |
| Pajamadeen | Fish pedicures...have been banned in Texas and Washington state. A fish pedicure consists of “doctor fish,” or Garra rufa, nibbling dead skin off of one’s feet, as they dangle in a pool along with the feet of other customers. | more > |
| Daily Mail | So, after everything I’ve been through, how do my feet feel? There was definitely a difference. While my nail varnish remained intact, my feet felt softer and smoother, and the thick skin on my heels and balls looked pinker and healthier. | more > |
| Manchester Confidential | The best way to describe the feeling is like a really great form of pins and needles. I sat there for 30 minutes and despite the strangeness of the situation, it was enjoyable. It was just odd to think that it was fish performing the pedicure rather than a person. | more > |
| Is there a doctor (fish) in the house? | At first the sensation is a bit tickly and strange, as you feel lots of tiny little mouths and fins brushing against your feet. As your feet become accustomed to it, it starts feeling quite soothing and the fish themselves are very cute. The water is kept at 43 degrees centigrade, the same as the Garra Rufa’s natural habitat. This also helps soften the skin, allowing them to ‘suck’ it away more easily. | more > |
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