Saturday, February 7, 2015

Pretty Toes and Feet: Pedicure Statistics


I've noticed my post on the history of pedicures getting some buzz the last week, so I decided to research pedicure statistics today. After all, sandals, the perfect way to show off a pedicure, are starting to hit stores.

According to Nails Magazine, nail salons brought in $7.47 billion in 2012, with 29 percent or $2.17 billion coming from pedicures. That's a lot of manicures and pedicures!

The average price of a pedicure was $31.69 in 2012. That's up 47 percent from 1992, when the average price was $22.02. During the same period, manicures were up 80 percent, making pedicures almost seem like a bargain.


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In case you prefer to let a professional pamper your feet, 91 percent of nail salons offer pedicures, according to Nails Magazine.

How often do you get a professionally done pedicure?

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