Out with the old, and in with the new.
What is an Elim Pedicure? Elim is a medical grade pedicure treatment inspired by the results of an aesthetic facial treatment. Products including Callus Tonic, PH Neutraliser, AHA Exfoliant and purifying Clay Mask turn your traditional pedicure into the equivalent of a specialist facial but for your feet.
State of the art ingredients are used to remove hard skin and calluses from the feet to reveal beautifully smooth skin, with results after just one treatment.
State of the art ingredients are used to remove hard skin and calluses from the feet to reveal beautifully smooth skin, with results after just one treatment.
What’s involved
There are two treatments to choose from; the express and the deluxe.
The express treatment focuses on quickly and effectively removing hard skin and calluses from the feet. In this treatment a callus peel is applied to problem areas, while this is working away toenails are cut and shaped. Once the peel has been neutralised hard skin is scraped off to reveal soft feet. Elim Foot Perfector is then applied which is enriched with vitamin B5, C and E, which nourishes the feet while the unique gel-powder helps lock in moisture. Finally, the treatment is finished with a revitalising gold spritz.
Express MediHeel (no polish) £20
With polish £28
With gel polish £35
If you want the full works then go all the way with the Full Deluxe Elim Pedicure.
What’s included:
In addition to the Express Medi Heel, the Full Elim pedi will include AHA exfoliator, which helps to refine the texture of your feet by removing dead skin, leaving them shiny and silky smooth.
The Ultra-mud foot mask made from volcanic ash clay, honey, ginger, vitamin F and E.
A spa soak, infused with antibacterial and anti-fungal ingredients, while also hydrating and rejuvenating your feet. Not only does it soften dry and tired feet, but its tea tree and rosemary infusion helps boost circulation, easing pain in your feet.
Finish all this with a stress relieving foot massage using Elim Foot Perfector and a revitalising gold spritz.
MediHeel Full Pedicure (no polish) £37
With polish £42
With gel polish £53
Add gel removal £7
The express treatment focuses on quickly and effectively removing hard skin and calluses from the feet. In this treatment a callus peel is applied to problem areas, while this is working away toenails are cut and shaped. Once the peel has been neutralised hard skin is scraped off to reveal soft feet. Elim Foot Perfector is then applied which is enriched with vitamin B5, C and E, which nourishes the feet while the unique gel-powder helps lock in moisture. Finally, the treatment is finished with a revitalising gold spritz.
Express MediHeel (no polish) £20
With polish £28
With gel polish £35
If you want the full works then go all the way with the Full Deluxe Elim Pedicure.
What’s included:
In addition to the Express Medi Heel, the Full Elim pedi will include AHA exfoliator, which helps to refine the texture of your feet by removing dead skin, leaving them shiny and silky smooth.
The Ultra-mud foot mask made from volcanic ash clay, honey, ginger, vitamin F and E.
A spa soak, infused with antibacterial and anti-fungal ingredients, while also hydrating and rejuvenating your feet. Not only does it soften dry and tired feet, but its tea tree and rosemary infusion helps boost circulation, easing pain in your feet.
Finish all this with a stress relieving foot massage using Elim Foot Perfector and a revitalising gold spritz.
MediHeel Full Pedicure (no polish) £37
With polish £42
With gel polish £53
Add gel removal £7
How often should I have an Elim Pedicure?
Every 3 weeks for best results, however, the Elim system is so effective that you see results after just one treatment. Therefore, it is the perfect procedure for those wanting a one-off treatment or a regular pedicure.
Home Care
It is recommended to purchase the Elim Foot Perfector to use at home to help maintain results, keeping those feet beautifully soft.
FAQ
The Elim pedicure is safe to have during pregnancy after your first trimester. All Elim products are also safe to use on those who are diabetic. There are a few contraindications to this treatment which I have listed below:
- Clients using Ro-accutane. This is due to the possibility of a thinned and photosensitised epidermis
- Bleeding skin, open cuts & abrasions
- Sensitive Skin
- Sunburn
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Unexplained Swelling or Inflammation
- Infectious skin conditions
- Verrucae
- Clients using Ro-accutane. This is due to the possibility of a thinned and photosensitised epidermis
- Bleeding skin, open cuts & abrasions
- Sensitive Skin
- Sunburn
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
- Unexplained Swelling or Inflammation
- Infectious skin conditions
- Verrucae
Results after just one treatment
