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SaniManiPedi Offers Protection, Minimizing Manicure and Pedicure Risks

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 23, 2009 -- As news broke this week that Kate Moss is on medication to combat an infection contracted after a pedicure, it is not hard to believe that a trip to the salon is more dangerous than one might think. Cross-contamination from tools not properly sanitized and bacterial growth in pedicure footbaths can and have left many women wondering what went wrong. Americans spend over six billion dollars on nail services each year, and these dangers cannot continue to go unnoticed. SaniManiPedi (http://www.SaniManiPedi.com) provides an answer to this problem through their new offering of innovative and stylish products which help protect consumers from nail salon risks.

SaniManiPedi has developed a unique 100% natural Liquid Solution that, when added to a pedicure footbath, helps to protect, clean and soothe, and a chic Manicure/Pedicure Kit that eliminates the risk of cross-contamination from salon tools not properly disinfected. Indulging in a manicure or pedicure may seem safe, but it can lead to very serious skin infections and diseases including Hepatitis B and C, HIV, athlete's foot, nail fungus, and bacterial infections like staph and others. Many states have reported outbreaks that, in some cases, have even led to death.

"People need to be aware of the potential dangers of visiting a nail salon, no matter how fancy or reputable," says Suzann Cowing, founder of SaniManiPedi. "After getting an infection at a local salon, I set out to develop a product to help protect myself and others. SaniManiPedi allows you to leave the spa with gorgeous toes and nothing else."

The SaniManiPedi Liquid Solution ($12.95 for five single use containers) is a pr
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