NEATEN - Advanced Pedicure Salon

INTRODUCTORY SUITE RENTAL OFFER

NEATEN is offering beauty professionals in Orlando an opportunity to experience our private, fully furnished salon suite at an introductory weekly rate.

Looking for a beautiful, professional space to service your clients and grow your brand?

Located in MetroWest, Orlando, the NEATEN Suite is available for hairstylists, barbers, braiders, brand educators and product representatives.

INTRODUCTORY WEEKLY RATE
First 2 consecutive weeks: $275/week
Regular weekly rate: $350/week
Daily rental: $95/day

The introductory rental period must begin by November 30, 2026.

The suite is private, fully furnished and ready to use with a styling station, shampoo chair and bowl, hooded dryer, Wi-Fi, TV, towels and laundry, plus limited complimentary client snacks and water in our shared reception area.

Just bring your products, tools and clients.

If you take pride in your work, value your clients and are looking for a welcoming, professional environment, we’d love to hear from you.

📍 MetroWest | Orlando, FL
📲 Text: 407.486.2407
📞 Call: 407.233.4377
📧 [email protected]

Where Expertise Meets Opportunity.

PRIVATE…FULLY FURNISHED SALON SUITE

Where Expertise Meets Opportunity.

NEATEN offers a private, fully furnished salon suite available for daily and weekly rental in Orlando, Florida.

Our ready to use space accommodates hairstylists, barbers, traveling beauty professionals and independent educators seeking a professional environment to serve clients, conduct private training or demonstrate products.

Included amenities:

• Private suite with salon grade equipment
• Wi-Fi and television with streaming services
• Towels and laundry
• Complimentary client snacks and water
• Convenient location with ample parking
• Daily and weekly rental options

Bring your expertise. We'll provide the space.

For rental inquiries or to schedule a tour:
Jessica Santiago | Salon Coordinator
Text: 407-486-2407
Call: 407-233-4377
Email: [email protected]

A polished toenail can look fine while a pattern underneath it continues.

If you experience pain or discomfort during a pedicure while the sides or corners of your toenails are being cut out to address what you’ve been told is an “ingrown nail,” pay attention to the pattern.

Cutting deeply down the sides may temporarily relieve the pressure or discomfort. But as the nail grows, the discomfort can return. The side is cut out again and over time, the cutting can go deeper and deeper.

With each repeated removal, more and more of the nail is taken away.

This style of cutting can also contribute to changes in the shape of the nail and how it grows…sometimes contributing to the very problem the cutting is intended to address.

At NEATEN, our approach is different. We consider what actually needs attention and just as importantly, what needs to be preserved.

Because when very little nail remains, what you DON’T cut matters.

More removal isn’t always the answer. Sometimes the service is preservation.

Nail Care the Proper Way.™️

Every Nail Tells a Story. This one started in 2018.

👣 This client began seeing NEATEN on June 22, 2018, after dealing with significant nail and skin changes for several years.

From the beginning, I explained that professional nail care and topical home care alone might not be enough for the level of fungal involvement I was seeing. I encouraged her to have the condition evaluated….preferably by a dermatologist.

She was hesitant because she had previously been told that her toenails might need to be removed.

I encouraged her not to let that experience keep her from seeking another medical opinion. Nail removal is not the only treatment pathway and removing an affected nail does not guarantee that the underlying fungal involvement will be resolved or that the new nail will grow back unaffected.

So for years, we continued with the conservative care she was comfortable with: professional maintenance and topical home care.

The nails remained relatively stable.

But stable was not the same as resolved.

She later used a prescription topical medication from her primary care provider for approximately three years. Even with continued professional maintenance, we still did not see meaningful improvement.

👣 Eventually, she agreed to see a dermatology provider.

That changed the direction of her care.

After evaluating the extent of the involvement the dermatology provider determined that a different medical approach was appropriate and prescribed systemic antifungal treatment.

In less than one year, we began seeing the kind of improvement we had been waiting years to see.

And this is the important lesson:

Sometimes professional nail care is only one part of the solution.

When nail changes have progressed to this degree, the client may need a care team…a knowledgeable nail professional who understands how to preserve the nail and surrounding tissue, along with a qualified medical professional who can determine whether systemic treatment is appropriate and safe, including reviewing health history, medications, and any necessary laboratory testing before prescribing.

At her most recent appointment on August 22, 2026, we moved into the next phase of her corrective care.

Both great toenails now have corrective braces to help guide their growth pattern and she was instructed on taping both great toes and selected smaller toes to help manage the surrounding tissue as healthier nail continues growing forward.

📌 Another important part of this process is protecting the progress once you have it.

When someone has worked for months or years to improve the condition of their nails and surrounding skin, returning to the same practices that may have contributed to the problem can put that progress at risk.

That is why continuity of care matters.

Once you have found a nail professional whose technique is helping you preserve healthier nail and skin, consistency matters. If you receive services elsewhere, know what to look for and be prepared to advocate for the care that helped you get there.

A pedicure should not create a problem that later requires corrective or medical care.

This client has had approximately 50 documented appointments with us since 2018.

But the most significant improvement did not require eight years.

It happened after she followed through with the medical evaluation I had continued encouraging and the appropriate medical treatment became part of her care, while we continued the professional nail care and topical support on our side.

It wasn’t one or the other. It was the right care working together.

Now our role is to help preserve that progress, support the way the nails continue growing forward, and protect the healthier nail and surrounding tissue she has worked so long to regain.

Every Nail Tells a Story.

This client’s experience is shared for educational purposes. NEATEN does not diagnose or prescribe treatment for fungal infections. Medical diagnosis and prescription treatment should be provided by an appropriately licensed healthcare professional. Individual results and treatment needs vary.

Sometimes foot care looks like this.

A longtime NEATEN client sent me this photo from work today and it made me smile.

For years, she dealt with discomfort around her great toenails. Previous nail trimming practices played a role, but there was another piece of the puzzle we couldn’t ignore:

her shoes.

Her job originally required steel toe work boots, and the fit and pressure weren’t doing her feet any favors. After receiving medical clearance to wear sneakers at work, we began looking for footwear that gave her feet and especially her toes…more room.

I wanted her in a shoe that was shaped more like a foot, instead of asking her foot to conform to the shape of the shoe.

That’s when we found Running shoes.

She tried them.

Then she bought another pair. 😊

At her last appointment she told me how comfortable they’ve been during her workday, and today she sent me this picture of them actually on the job.

This is why at NEATEN, we look beyond the pedicure.

How your nails are trimmed matters.
How your feet are cared for matters.
And what you put your feet into every day matters, too.

Healthy change isn’t only about what happens in the pedicure chair.

Shoe shown: Altra Escalante 4

Nail Care the Proper Way.®

Sometimes foot care looks like this.

A longtime NEATEN client sent me this photo from work today and it made me smile.

For years, she dealt with discomfort around her great toenails. Previous nail trimming practices played a role, but there was another piece of the puzzle we couldn’t ignore:

her shoes.

Her job originally required steel-toe work boots, and the fit and pressure weren’t doing her feet any favors. After receiving medical clearance to wear sneakers at work, we began looking for footwear that gave her feet and especially her toes more room.

I wanted her in a shoe that was shaped more like a foot, instead of asking her foot to conform to the shape of the shoe.

That’s when we found shoes.

She tried them.

Then she bought another pair.

At her last appointment she told me how comfortable they’ve been during her workday and today she sent me this picture of them actually on the job.

This is why at NEATEN, we look beyond the pedicure.

How your nails are trimmed matters.
How your feet are cared for matters.
And what you put your feet into every day matters, too.

Healthy change isn’t only about what happens in the pedicure chair.

Nail Care the Proper Way.®

She didn’t travel from Holland to see us.

She traveled to Orlando…and ended up needing us.

She arrived expecting to enjoy her visit, but instead found herself in excruciating pain. Her family searched online for a “medical pedicure” because they were simply trying to find someone who could help.

During her appointment, she shared that she had been told cutting deeper into the corners of her toenails would relieve the pain.

Instead, the discomfort became part of her routine.

After evaluating both feet, we found that the pattern wasn’t limited to one nail. Another toenail had already gone through a similar painful episode, reinforcing why we always evaluate the entire foot….not just the nail that’s currently hurting.

Rather than removing more healthy nail, we focused on preservation, relieving pressure and helping her understand what had likely contributed to the cycle she had been experiencing.

Before she returned home, we also taught her what to look for during future pedicure appointments so she could better advocate for her own nail health.

Our goal isn’t simply to provide a service.

It’s to help people understand how to protect their nails long after they leave our chair.

Healthy change starts with preservation.

Every Nail Tells a Story.

What is your nail telling you?