Total bliss

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The Lotus Blossom mani-pedi at Tips and Toes was just what I needed to kick start the week. Those of you with equally unending to-do lists know exactly what I'm talking about. There is never any time for one's self let alone one's tired toes.
Walking in to the salon felt rejuvenating from the start. The therapist starts by cleaning and filing of the nails.
The treatment is enhanced by the salon's own signature lotions and scrubs. Its moisturising mask is used to ensure that moisture stays locked in.
When the therapist suggests a callous treatment, I have to meekly agree. Here's where a clear lotion is applied to the skin which is wrapped in cling film for up to ten to twelve minutes. Anyone with dry skin cannot stop from hugging one's sole after they transform in to soft surfaces.
For now my feet and fingers feel pampered and frankly so do I.



The Lotus Blossom treatment costs Dhs. 205 and is the offer of the month at all Tips and Toes outlets across the UAE. The callous treatment costs Dhs. 85.


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