What type of slippers are needed for clients without open-toed shoes?

Pedicure slippers are specifically designed for clients receiving pedicures who do not want to wear open-toed shoes. These slippers allow for easy access to the feet while still providing support and comfort. Their construction involves a design that accommodates fresh nail polish and keeps the feet protected before and after the service.

While rubber slippers may offer some level of comfort and durability, they are generally not specialized for nail services and might not provide the same convenience as pedicure slippers. Toeless shoes might provide a similar benefit but often do not offer the same level of adjustment and ease for clients during the pedicure process. Disposable sandals can also be used, but they are usually intended for one-time use and lack the sturdiness or support that pedicure slippers provide. Therefore, for clients looking for practicality and comfort during a pedicure, pedicure slippers are the most appropriate choice.