Pedicure kits
Single-use and multi-step pedicure kits, packaged so one client gets one sealed set. Kits are how most salons run pedicure services now, because the alternative — decanting from bulk into a bowl — is slower and harder to satisfy sanitation requirements with.
The step count is the main variable. Multi-step boxes bundle soak, scrub, mask and lotion in sequence, which keeps a service consistent between techs and makes the menu easier to price. Kits are also the simplest thing to buy deep, since they are consumed per client — see bulk deals for case pricing.
For the loose components rather than kits, see scrubs, masks and soaks, and for add-on services pedicure add-ons. The full category hub is pedicure supplies.
Liners, files and other disposables are ordered separately and run on a shorter cycle than the kits themselves.
Scent and formulation are the choices that actually change the service. Salons commonly keep two or three scents rather than one, both so regulars have variety and so a client sensitive to one can be given another. Buying a single scent deep is cheaper per unit but makes that harder.
Check what each kit includes before comparing prices — step counts differ, and a four-step box and a three-step box are not the same service. Related consumables sit in liners and callus removers.
