Penny Miller started her cosmetology career in 1982 in Oklahoma. After a few years in the business she purchased a small barber shop in Pauls Valley known as Phase II Hair Design. With a passion for the Beauty Business, she grew her business, expanded her technical skills and her business skills and then later went back to school to learn the best methods to mentor others in the beauty field. Penny has worked and trained with several wonderful cosmetology professionals through the years, and has a true working knowledge of the Salon Business.
Once she graduated with her instructors license, she tested her methods, and then opened what is now known as Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy - Phase II. She offers cosmetology training in several different courses as well as intense Salon Business Building practices.
Penny still has a passion for the Beauty Business and enjoys helping others to find their path in Cosmetology. Her methods of teaching have been tried and true, as she still hold a 100% pass rate with her students at the state testing level.
Have you ever wondered why it is your hair does so well in the salon, and just so, so at home? It could be your choice of styling tools.
Hair brushes come in a wide variety of options. Each different type of brush has different qualities, and different uses.
Let’s start with the “Wet Brush“.
The Wet brush is used to remove tangles from wet hair.
You should start a few inches from the bottom of the hair, brush toward the ends and then slowly move farther up the head, working in the same manner until you make it all the way up to the top of the head, back through the ends.
You should be careful not to over stretch the hair as to avoid harming the hair and stripping off the cuticle of the hair strand. When the cuticle is stripped off you risk further damaging the hair and making it even more tangled.
Using a wide tooth comb can also be useful, however, avoid a fine tooth comb, because this too can lead to a lot of damage.
The Vent Brush.
Vent brushes are used for the first stages of blow drying. The “Vents”, are simply used to help air pass through the brush and the hair and to help the hair to dry faster. I recommend using the vent brush until the hair is about 80% dry and then switching to a Denman style brush or a Thermal Brush to complete the style.
The Denman Style Brush.
The Denman Style brush has a rubber base with tighter spaced teeth. It normally does not have any vents. This is used to help stretch the hair into position while blow styling. Due to the tighter spacing you can put tension on the hair and help to mold it into position. This brush is best used on thicker hair, and is wonderful for sculpting the hair and giving it a slightly bevel to the ends or to the hairline.
The Thermal Brush.
Thermal brushes can come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Some even have detachable handles, so you can heat the hair and then release the handle to allow the curl to cool around the base of the brush. These are a great asset to your styling tool collection. Thermal brushes also use a wide variety of metals – there is more to the color of the metal than you think. Silver barrels hold a moderate amount of heat, gold and ceramic barrels will hold the most heat, so if you have fine, delicate hair silver would be best for you. Medium to thick or resistant hair requires more heat to get the hair to style well, therefore, ceramic and gold brushes would work the best for these types of hair.
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Education is key to a great start in the field of Cosmetology.
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Armstrong McCalls World’s Fair 2018
This year at the World’s Fair CHI introduced their new Color Tool Kit from Chromashines. So many new fun shades of color to choose from….with this tool kit stylist can create any fun color they would like. The kit even contains two glow in the dark shades, you can mix and match to custom create the perfect shade for the client. Mermaids Beware. Chromashines color is here.
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Rated ONE of the Top 10 Career Choices, Cosmetology is Booming!
Studies show that it is a very stable field that is recession proof and growing at a steady rate.
2018 Update – Cosmetology Careers from Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy
Why? You might ask. Well, do you have hair, skin or nails? That is the answer. Everyone at some time or other needs beauty services to help them with their concerns about their own hair, skin and nails. Also people are in the job market, and need to look great and travel world wide for their own careers. Did you know that women who wear makeup to work make more money than their own fellow female workers who do not wear cosmetics. Therefore there is a need for beauty and cosmetics. This is not purely vanity, it shows that individuals who wear cosmetics, take pride in their appearance, and usually will perform better than someone who is not quite as well put together, and doesn’t care about the small stuff.
According to occupational handbooks-
Cosmetology is expected to grow faster than average, offering work in all capacities from extreme to in-between success. Overall employment for personal appearance workers is projected to grow because of increasing population, incomes, and demand for beauty services. Source – NAACAS 2007 Job Demand Survey.
Licensed cosmetologists provide a variety of personal services that help clients to look and feel their best. Services include hair styling, hair dressing, braiding, upstyles, chemical services such as perms, color, highlights, lowlights, speciality color such as ombre’, sombre’, multidimensional color, texturizing & smoothing services, hair cutting, and barbering services, waxing, facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, speciality facials, tanning, spray tans, makeup artistry, manicures, pedicures and artificial nails.
Personal appearance is not only a key factor in keeping one’s morale high. A well groomed appearance is also a factor in enhancing one’s chances for a successful career!
The primary goal of a successful licensed cosmetologist is to create an experience that the client will enjoy and want to repeat. Cosmetologists keep pace with the fashion world and stand ready to meet the constantly changing career skills vital to success.
Continuing education is a must! Cosmetology offers opportunities for personal growth and many, many career options!
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The demand for Cosmetologists: In January 2007, there were 1,682,641 professionals employed in the nation’s 370,215 beauty salons, barber shops, skin care salons, and nail salons. The typical salon is a small full service shop with 5.1 stations, three full-time professionals, and two part time professionals.
Salon owners reported 484,660 job openings that were filled during 2006. This represents an average of 1.3 openings per salon. Nearly 40 percent of all new positions were filled by inexperienced workers. Compare that to college graduates, with a two year or four year degree, who are now seeking jobs outside their field of expertise.
More Facts about Cosmetology
Even with significant levels of hiring, nearly three quarters of the salons that tried to fill positions were not able to find qualified applicants. The supply of skilled professionals in the beauty industry continues to fall short of the demand. This is a chronic shortage that has been reported in earlier surveys of the cosmetology industry.
Hair stylists are needed in every town and city in the country.
Of the various specialties, the increasing demand for nail technicians appears to be most substantial. While nail tech’s currently make up only 9.7% of the current industry employees, nearly 18 percent of the job openings are in that area.
Careers in Beauty
56 percent of salon employees work full time, 31 percent are part time (20-35 hours), and 13 percent are low time (less than 20 hours).
The average salary, NOT including tips, is about $30,000 to $ 48,000 per year.
These findings support the unmet needs of the industry along with several possible ways you can enter this profession. Employment opportunities far outweigh the risks of a career transition.
A Look Into YOUR Future!
1. Constant Demand. The need for hair stylists, manicurists, and estheticians is not likely to diminish.
2. Growth of Spas. They once were the exclusive retreats for the rich and famous; however, more and more consumers are now embracing the spa lifestyle. For aspiring or current beauty professionals, this means that job opportunities will grow rapidly, especially due to the growth in full-service day spas, and medi-spas.
3. Greening of Beauty. The current “green” movement goes far beyond fluorescent light bulbs and recycling. It’s also translating into a solid career choice. Interest in sustainable beauty and fashion equates to a greater demand for highly skilled and licensed beauty professionals who are trained in natural or alternative treatments such as aromatherapy, body wraps, salt and sugar glows, reflexology, and more.
4. Ultra-Luxury is Alive. Cosmetology is a business that caters to the wealthy including movie stars, CEOs, philanthropists, oil magnates, and others. The ultra-rich consumer easily weathers any recession and continues to spend lavishly on beauty, health, and wellness.
5. Multi-Faceted Career. Many cosmetologists are skilled in not just hair styling, coloring, and cutting, but also manicures, pedicures, facial treatments, make-up analysis, and much much more. This means you have room to branch out and explore other fields, and that income comes not from a single source but highly diverse avenues ensuring a safety net for salon owners as well as workers.
6. Baby Boomer Clientele. In a society that values youth and beauty, aging baby boomers- a group of 78 million Americans, are willing to spend money to get closer to the fountain of youth.
7. International Opportunities. Even when the economy is doing poorly in the U.S., other countries may be doing well. With global hospitality companies opening up branches overseas, there are employment opportunities in spas, hotels, and other outlets which offer a chance for travel.
8. Governmental Posts. Some of the most stable jobs are int the federal government where layoffs and firings are less than in the private sector. If your salon is located near a military or airbase, government contracting firm, or other government-linked facility, there will be plenty of personnel wanting personal care services.
9. Stress Reducer. Stress is the tipping point that leads to sleep disorders, poor eating and for some- hypertension. Regular spa visits can help treat health concerns and act as a preventative measure as well.
10. Occupational Outlook. The U.S. Department of Labor predicts that job opportunities for estheticians will grow rapidly through 2016. This means that salon professionals will enjoy job security for many years to come.
References-“10 Reasons to Start a Recession-Proof Cosmetology Career,” Articles base.com(28 Nov.2008), and Tips and Snips for a promising future the essentials, by Kathy Jager.
Career Choices- Wow! There are so many!
There are numerous opportunities in the job market for cosmetologists. The trick to being a happy professional is finding the right fit for yourself with your career choice and your work setting. Only you can analyze yourself, deep down, and figure out what environment you need to work in to be happy. There are several choices. First and foremost decide what type of people do you want to work with. Then decide what type of services you prefer performing, and then what type of people you want in your target market. When you get the right mix, work does not seem like work and your days will go fast and you will be much happier in your workplace.
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Here is a list of a few of the careers in beauty you can choose from: Cosmetologist
Competition Stylist
Working – Behind the Chair
Beauty Educator Director
Salon/Spa Manager
Extension/Braid Specialist
New Product Innovator
Web Designer for Salons
Perm Specialist
Union Stylist
Nail Technician
Advertising Magazine Artist
Hair Replacement Specialist
Corporate Communications
Franchise Owner
Tools, Sales and PK
Freelance Stylist
Product Distributor
Beauty Pageant Stylist
Salon Public Relations
Development and Production Associate for School Programs
Receptionist
Creative Director
Platform Artist
School Director
Session Stylist
Show/Event Coordinator
Cosmetology Coach
Beauty Business Consultant
Team Builder
Makeup Artistry
Sales Consultant
Set Director Stylist
Fashion Photography Stylist
TV/Cable Hair Stylist/Make up Artist
Modeling Hair Stylist
Permanent Makeup Artist
Corporate Careers
Tool Sales/ Distributor
Cruise Ship Stylist
Marketing/Advertising
Makeup Consultant
Association / Government
Product Design
Medical Wellness Chain Salon Owner
Chain Salon Director/Manager
Krissy Miller, Student Relations at Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology, Barbering and Massage
Color Specialist
State Board Inspector
Beauty School Owner
Beauty School Director
Cosmetology Instructor
Esthetician
Esthetician Instructor
School Admissions Associate
Chain Salon Educator
Product Demonstrator/Educator
Hotel/Resort Stylist
Beauty Industry Market Researcher
Beauty Editor
Mortuary Cosmetologist
Hospital/Retirement Home Cosmetologist
Volunteer for Cut It Out/Look Good Feel Better Program
Nail Technician Instructor
Glamour Photography Stylist/Makeup Artist
And the list can go on and one. New products and procedures are coming out all of the time, and new beauty services are added to the list constantly. The best part is you can customize your work schedule, to suit both you and your clients. This leans a bonus of a flexible work schedule which helps to ease boredom that can happen in a regular work place. Happy clients make a happy workplace!
There is no reason to be bored with a Career in Cosmetology!
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So many choices, so many decisions, so much to think about. A new career path can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.
Start simple, But get started!
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Do YOU think Cosmetology may be a Career Choice for YOU?
Working with clients is always fun and rewarding!
It can be a lot of fun. It is a very rewarding profession. You must love people and want to help them achieve their cosmetic goals. There is a great market for Cosmetology professionals, and you could be a part of an ever growing market. There are no glass ceilings, with unlimited income potential. You can earn as much as You choose to earn if you are willing to work. There is plenty of work out there, and you can choose your forum. Wonderful opportunities, wonderful job advancement, wonderful learning possibilities and a variety of choices for you and yours.
If you think you are interested in a Career in Cosmetology give me a call at 405-238-3426, we can schedule a meeting and I can help you to get started in this wonderful field!
If you are a stylist who needs a refresher course- We will be hosting some advanced classes for fellow professionals who want to update their skills. Give me a call and tell me what you need and I can design a program or workshop just for you!
Beautiful, warm weather, sun is shining, wind is blowing, water feels great!
So why is my hair and skin so dry right now???
Well…..it’s Summer Time in Oklahoma, which means we can have a lot of fun outside, enjoying nature in our great state, but with everything good there has to be a downside. We are abusing our skin and hair without knowing it. Here are a few tips to keep your hair and skin in the best state while enjoying this wonderful weather.
HYDRATE – HYDRATE – HYDRATE.
We need to drink plenty of water to keep our body and our brain hydrated. Dehydration is one of the chief causes of dry skin, hair, nails and lips. Did you know that one of the first signs of dehydration is a headache or brain fog? When we are out in the sun,drinking water will help to keep our body and brain cooled down and hydrated.
BASIC SKIN CARE.
1. Cleansing. Use a mild pH balanced body wash when you bathe, and don’t let the water get too hot, hot water will actually dry the skin out.
2.Exfoliate. Once or twice a week exfoliate your skin in the shower with a light scrub.
3. Moisture. Moisturize your skin as soon as you get out of the tub or shower. Simply towel blot your skin, apply your moisturizer or oil, massage in, this will increase circulation and feed your skin. You will see an improvement immediately.
4. Sunscreen or Sun Block. Make sure you read your directions on your sunscreen or sun block. Each of us have different needs, the fairer the skin the easier you will burn. Sun burns do not help your skin tan faster, they just damage your skin.
Ready for a little extra TLC? We offer a vast array of facials to help you with your skincare needs. From very basic to micro-dermabrashion, we can help you with your skin. Preventative maintenance is always better.
HAIR CARE. Think about what you are exposing your hair to and how to off set the damage. Here are a few of the culprits.
Wind. The wind will cause mechanical damage to the hair and abrade the cuticle causing it to tangle, snarl, frizz, and leads to split ends and breakage. Simply try to pull the hair back in a loose pony, or wear a hat to protect the hair from wind damage. When detangling the hair, start at the ends and gently work up toward the scalp.
Sun. The sun can dry out the hair and actually fade the color, natural or artificial. Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner that has a thermal protection factor. This will offset the drying effects of the sun and protect it from fading. Deep hydrate the hair on a weekly basis with a deep moisturizer that will re-hydrate the hair.
Water. Lake or Pool? People ask me all the time which is worse on the hair lake water or pool water, both have different contaminates and toxins that are hard on the hair. The best thing to do is…
1. Prior to getting into the water. Wet the hair down with tap water.
2. Apply a conditioner to displace the chemicals or contaminates.
3. When you get out of the water, rinse, shampoo and condition the hair again.
4. Gently comb out the hair with a wide tooth comb, the hair is in it’s most fragile condition when it is wet.
5. Towel dry, then follow with your selection of styling product and style as usual.
The other option is to wear a swim cap.
Dry Hair still an issue? Give us a call, we offer several deep conditioning treatments and smoothing treatments to take care of that frizzy, de-hydrated hair. There is such a vast variety of professional products on the market today, and you would be amazed at what we can do with your hair.
Remember that we at Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy are here to help you. It is important to select the proper shampoo and conditioner for your specific hair type. We have a large variety of products and we can create a custom blend just for you and your needs. If you have any questions, please feel free to drop in and we will help you with all your beauty needs. Keep checking in with us for more Beauty Tips & Tricks.
We are living in a time of trouble and tribulation. This is true. However, we have the ability to learn from the lives of people we encounter. We can choose to let life beat us down, or we can learn how to build from our experiences and improve ourselves and the lives of those around us.
I love the words of Robert H. Schuller, “Tough times never last, but tough people do.”
We are Oklahoma Strong!
We hear it all the time, “We are Oklahoma Strong.” Well, I believe this. Oklahoman’s have seen many things, from floods, tornadoes, natural disasters, to radicals who attack us where we live, like they did in the Oklahoma City Bombing. DID WE GIVE UP?NO! Did we hide in away in fear and change the way we live to avoid the bad people? NO! Did we move away to avoid these unfortunate events? NO!
WE CHOOSE TO STAY!
We choose to stay, lend a hand to our neighbors, comfort those who needed comforting. We choose to support our friends, buckle down, roll up our sleeves and get to work. We are of strong stock and we refuse to let tough times get us down.
I urge everyone to look around them, find those friends who need a little help. Help those strangers who look a little down. Be aware of your surroundings and don’t allow yourself to become a victim of life or its circumstance.
Remember, “Tough times never last, but tough people do!”
The biological concept of stress was first developed by Hans Selye who intended originally for “Stress” to indicate a cause rather than effect. He made a linguistic error and gave the term stress to the effect and later had to create the term “stressor” to explain the cause.
Stress is defined in medicine as the result produced when a structure, system, or organism is acted upon by forces that disrupt equilibrium or produce strain.
It is generally believed that a little stress is required to maintain certain biological organisms, however too much can cause pathological changes in the body.
Do You Have Stress?
Massage & Reflexology are two treatments that can relieve stress and tension, improve blood supply and help unblock nerve impulses.
How can we deal with Stress in the Salon?
Chair Massage can be a very short treatment usually 15 to 30 minutes long, quick and easy to help us unwind and de-stress. Chair massage can be done quickly and simply on a lunch break, before work or even after work.
No oils or lotion are required, clients do not disrobe, hair is not mussed up during the massage. Just a simple pressure point treatment to help you relax and de-stress.
REFLEXOLOGY….
Reflexology is a treatment done alone or along with a pedicure or manicure, generally an oil or lotion is used and the pressure points in the palms of the hands or the soles of the feet are worked on. This deep pressure massage relieves stress of the body. With over 7,000 nerve endings on the bottom of each foot, stimulation of these nerve endings sends signals along to the spinal cord, and up to the thalamus gland in the brain, which produces its own painkillers called endorphins. Reflexology stimulates the body’s own pain killing system.
Reflexology treatment can take as little as 30 minutes, or can be coupled with a pedicure and take 60 to 90 minutes.
What can we say about Eye Brows? Would you put a cheap frame around a beautiful masterpiece? Of course not! The Eye brows frame your eyes. Keep the eyebrows clean, simple and elegant with just a few simple steps.
SO, WHERE DO I BEGIN?
Cosmetology professionals are well trained in how to shape the brow in the perfect way for your particular face shape. There are many considerations to be made when shaping your brows, for instance…If you have a larger bone structure – a thicker, heavier brow is needed…if you are petite and delicate, a thinner, finer brow shape may be needed. BALANCE IS KEY! Always seek the advice of a trained professional in selecting the perfect shaped brow for you.
Most women get their eyebrows waxed, plucked, threaded, or shaped, again it is best to seek the advice of a pro, but here are a few tips to accent your brows. An extra way to add a little shape to your face is to fill in your brows with a brow powder or pencil or even a stain. This is especially important if your brows are sparse or fair.
Use a small, stiff, angled brush to add definition to the brow with a powder brow color. If you use a brow pencil, you can use this same style of brush to soften the lines made by the pencil. I prefer the brow powder over a pencil, but sometimes both are needed if your brows are extremely thin. When using the pencil, make short, small strokes the same direction as your brows grow. (You are trying to simulate the actual eyebrow hair). Find a brow powder that matches the color of your hair. Or, if you are a very light blonde, go a couple of shades deeper for added definition. Redheads sometimes have a hard time finding a reddish-brown brow powder, but there is a wider selection of colors available in eye shadows that can double as a brow powder. Just make sure the eye shadow is a matte shade and doesn’t have any shimmer to it. Follow with a small amount of clear brow setting gel or spray on your brow brush to keep your brows in shape all day long.
Keep a brow brush in your makeup bag. The perfect brush tool has angled, stiff bristles that are short and will allow you to brush the powder right into your brows. When you add the step of filling your brows with powder to your makeup routine, you’ll be amazed at how extra polished and professional your makeup will look.
All of these items are available at our Salon. We will be glad to help you with your color selection and even an in house makeup lesson. Just call 405-238-3426 or drop by Penny Miller Cosmetology Academy for a consultation.
Give us a call for a BROW MAKEOVER. With a BROW MAKEOVER, We will reshape your brows and color your brows to save you time. The color will usually last 4 to 6 weeks, and help to fill in and accent your brows. BEAUTIFUL BROWS in just a few minutes!!!
What is the Ionic Cleanse Foot Bath and what is it for?
The Ionic Foot Bath assists in restoring body vitality against environmental toxins by eliminating chemicals taken in from drugs, environmental pollution, and foods (particularly processed foods and meats).
What are some of the Benefits of the Ionic Foot Bath?
Positive effect on weight loss
Headache Relief
Slows down aging and improves body flexibility
Rejuvenates and energizes your whole body
Enhances Nutrient Absorption
Increases Your Energy
Improve ability to cleanse body
Promote metabolism and blood circulation
Helps Relieves Pain and Tension
Improved Sleep
Immune System Booster
Can Anyone Use the Ionic Foot Cleanse?
The Ionic Foot Cleanse is great for most people. As with anything, there are some contraindications, whereas, it should not be used. People who have the following are not candidates for this wonderful treatment.
Do not use the Ionic Foot cleanse on the following conditions:
Someone with a pacemaker or other magnetic device.
Someone with heart disease or high blood pressure.
Someone with a surgical heart implant.
Someone with a history of epilepsy.
Someone with an organ transplant.
Pregnant or nursing women.
What happens during the Foot Cleanse?
As believed in Reflexology, each foot is actually a channel, a conduit, through which your body attempts to rid itself of toxic wastes and heavy metals that are building up in many parts of your body. During the foot bath you actually see the cleansing process take place as the water interacts with a compound electric current and magnetic field structure. This body cleansing process results in the correct frequency required for cells to return to a healthy state, and to release waste that has been bonded to them over the years. This detoxification therapy procedure also enhances the effects of other therapies.
What happens during a therapeutic detox foot bath, and how many and how often do you need to take them?
You immerse your feet in warm water. The machine is set to the correct settings and ionization levels. Then you sit back and relax for 30 minutes while the machine completes its cycle.
It is painless; you may feel a slight tingling in your feet. The initial suggested protocol for adults of all ages is to use the machine 1-2 times per week for ten sessions. If the color of the water still remains dark orange to black, an additional 5-10 visits – spaced about 1-2 times per week and no further than every 2 weeks – may be necessary to detoxify the body and improve symptoms.
The doctor can give you a specific recommendation for your condition. After that, one treatment every 2 – 4 weeks is recommended to keep the body detoxified.
Children under 4 years of age should not use the foot spa
Ages 4-7 years = 10 – 15 minutes
Age 8- 12 years = 15 – 20 minutes
Age 13 – 17 years = 20 – 30 minutes.
You may see the excreted toxins and heavy metal particles in the water. However, there is no bad smell. The water may change color and consistency from orange, brown through to black — due to the release of toxic substances through the 2000 pores on the sole of each foot.
Water, salt and the metal in the unit interact with each other to produce ions. These ions will neutralize everything they come in contact including toxins that are in tap and filtered water. Depending on geographical location approximately 20-40% of what you see in the water comes from the junk in the water, and the remaining 60-80% comes from the client’s body. The degree of detoxification will be reflected in symptomatic improvement. Some waters do not change color, and in other geographical regions, water may even change color without any body parts present in the water. The water color change without body parts has to do with the combination of industrial and chemical pollutants common to those areas.
What are our experiences with the Ionic Foot Cleanse?
I love it! I always sleep better the day of the treatment, and I feel full of energy for several days after the treatment. Energy levels go up, I feel more alert and on top of things, rested and refreshed.
Students have told me they feel refreshed and re-energized after the treatment.
Clients have told me they sleep better, and have better elimination.
I even had one older client, who said she felt that it helped with her gout.
I have had a few clients who say they don’t really feel anything during the treatment, but then later feel better.
I just know this is a treatment that I like to do on a regular basis.
How often can I do my sessions?
Between the ages of 10 and 65, every other day not to exceed 3 times per week.
Under 10 and over 65 the recommendation is no more then twice a week.
I usually try to do a treatment about once a week to every two weeks.
Can I use the Foot Bath while taking prescription drugs?
Most doctor prescribed medications will not be affected by use of the foot bath, but the decision is best left up to you and your physician. We recommend consulting your physician prior to use.
How do I book a Session?
Simply give us a call @ 405-238-3426 and we can schedule you an appointment.
DISCLAIMERS:
The foot bath does not cure anything it only helps stimulate detoxification by aiding in balancing the body’s bio-energetic fields. When the electro-magnetic fields are balanced, the body’s organs will naturally function more efficiently.
Disclaimer: The ionic foot bath is NOT a “Medical Device” and is NOT intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, treatment, or prevention of disease. Any information provided is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis or treatment by a licensed physician.
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