Which service is NOT recommended for clients with diabetes?

Clients with diabetes often have sensitive skin and lower circulation, particularly in the extremities. This can make them more vulnerable to infections, cuts, and other complications. As such, certain services need to be approached with caution or avoided altogether.

When it comes to pedicures or cutting of the cuticle, these services involve procedures that can easily lead to small cuts or abrasions in the skin. For individuals with diabetes, even a minor injury can potentially lead to severe infections, delayed healing, or other complications. Therefore, it is generally recommended that the cutting of cuticles and more intensive pedicure services should be avoided for clients with diabetes to maintain their health and safety.

The other services, such as massage, polish, and buff, can be performed with precautions and modifications to ensure they do not cause any harm or discomfort for clients with diabetes. For example, massage may promote circulation, and polish and buffing can enhance the appearance of nails without compromising safety.