Frequently asked questions
What hand and foot masks does ND carry?
Twelve listings: VOESH Collagen Gloves and Collagen Socks in argan oil, mint and botanical extract, and cannabis sativa seed oil, sold as a single pair or a box of 100; VOESH Youth Therapy elbow-high gloves and Cooling Therapy knee-high socks; and the Avry Beauty Shea Glove in lavender, cannabis sativa, chamomile, and shea butter. The VOESH masks use a vegan collagen formula with argan oil and shea butter.
How is a collagen glove used during a manicure?
Separate the pair along the pre-cut line, put the gloves on clean dry hands, fix them with the attached stickers, and wear 10 to 15 minutes. Tear off the fingertips along the perforation so the tech can prep and paint while the glove stays on; then remove, massage the excess lotion into hands and arms, wipe the nails with alcohol or acetone before base coat, and dispose. One pair per client.
Where does the mask go on the menu?
As a manicure add-on at the start of a gel service, as a pedicure add-on after the soak and scrub, or as the deluxe tier with the elbow-high gloves and knee-high socks. A single pair also sells at the register in the scent the client just had. It adds a charge without adding tech time, so many salons bundle it into the deluxe service.
How many should a salon stock?
One box of 100 collagen gloves and one of collagen socks cover a four-chair salon for a season on the deluxe tier; keep the elbow-high and knee-high versions in singles for the client who asks, and Avry shea gloves and a few VOESH singles for retail. Masks keep sealed at room temperature. Pick one scent per box so the choice at the chair stays simple.
Are hand and foot masks sold at wholesale?
Yes. Every glove, sock, and box at ND Nails Supply is wholesale-priced for everyone, with no business license, no minimum order, and no membership fee. The boxes of 100 are the working size for a busy salon. Orders $100+ ship free, and in-stock boxes ordered before 2pm PT on weekdays leave the same day.
Hand and foot masks: collagen gloves and socks for the manicure and pedicure chair
A hand or foot mask is a pre-dosed glove or sock lined with a moisturizing formula: the client wears it for 10 to 15 minutes, the lotion soaks in, and the skin comes out softer with no scrub, no massage step, and no shared jar. ND Nails Supply carries the range at wholesale, 12 listings: the VOESH Collagen Gloves and Collagen Socks in argan oil, mint and botanical extract, and cannabis sativa seed oil, the VOESH Youth Therapy elbow-high gloves and Cooling Therapy knee-high socks, and the Avry Beauty Shea Glove in lavender, cannabis sativa, chamomile, and shea butter. The VOESH masks sell as a single pair and by the box of 100; the Avry gloves by the pair.
What is on this page
| Product | Formula | Wear time | Pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| VOESH Collagen Gloves (argan oil, mint and botanical extract, cannabis sativa seed oil) | Dual-layer glove with vegan collagen, argan oil, and shea butter; perforated fingertips tear off so the manicure can continue while the glove is on | 10 to 15 minutes | Single pair or box of 100 |
| VOESH Collagen Socks (argan oil, mint and botanical extract, cannabis sativa seed oil) | The same dual-layer mask as a sock for the pedicure chair | 10 to 15 minutes | Single pair or box of 100 |
| VOESH Youth Therapy Elbow-High Gloves | Vegan collagen with shea butter and niacinamide, from hand to elbow, removable fingertips, one size | 15 minutes or less | Single pair |
| VOESH Cooling Therapy Knee-High Socks | The cooling sock version to the knee | 15 minutes | Single pair |
| Avry Beauty Shea Glove (lavender, cannabis sativa, chamomile, shea butter) | Shea butter glove | Per the pack | Single pair |
How the mask fits into a service
- Open and separate. Tear the pair along the pre-cut line and put the gloves or socks on clean, dry skin; the VOESH gloves have stickers to fix the fit.
- Wear 10 to 15 minutes. For a manicure, tear off the fingertips along the perforation so the tech can prep and paint while the glove stays on the hand.
- Remove and massage. Take the mask off, massage the excess lotion into hands and arms or feet and legs; no rinse. Wipe the nails with alcohol or acetone before base coat.
- Dispose. One pair per client, never reused.
The VOESH gloves are one size and fit a range of hands with the stickers; the elbow-high and knee-high versions cover the forearm and calf for the client who wants the full spa upgrade.
Where the mask goes on the menu
- The manicure add-on: a collagen glove at the start of a gel manicure, worn while the tech does the other hand; the tear-off fingertips are what make this work.
- The pedicure add-on: a collagen sock after the soak and scrub, in place of or on top of the mask step.
- The deluxe tier: the elbow-high gloves and knee-high socks, which cover the forearm and calf and read as a spa upgrade.
- Retail: a single pair sells at the register as a take-home treat, in the scent the client just had.
Why a mask rather than a lotion massage
A lotion massage depends on the tech's time, and the product comes from a shared jar. A mask is a fixed dose in a sealed pouch, opened in front of the client, and it works while the tech is busy elsewhere, so it adds a charge without adding minutes. For a salon that wants a hand or foot treatment on the menu without training or a second tech, the mask is the simplest version, and the box of 100 puts the cost per client low enough to bundle it into the deluxe manicure or pedicure rather than charging separately.
Stocking masks for a salon
One box of 100 collagen gloves and one of collagen socks cover a four-chair salon for a season, since each is used only on the deluxe tier or as an add-on; keep the elbow-high and knee-high versions in singles for the client who asks, and the Avry shea gloves and a few VOESH singles at the register for retail. Masks keep sealed at room temperature; store the boxes flat and away from the lamp. Pick one scent per box rather than mixing, so the client's choice at the chair is between two or three, not ten.
Collagen gloves, paraffin, or a lotion massage?
All three moisturize the hands; they differ in time, hygiene, and equipment. A lotion massage takes five minutes of the tech's hands and product from a shared jar. Paraffin takes a warmer, a dip, a wrap, and ten minutes, and gives the deepest heat treatment. A collagen glove takes no equipment and no tech time, comes from a sealed pouch, and works while the tech does the other hand or the client's toes. Most salons run the glove as the standard add-on and keep paraffin for the client who asks for it by name, because the glove fits into any service without changing the schedule. The socks do the same job on the pedicure chair, where the mask step in a spa kit is the usual comparison: a kit mask is applied and wiped, a collagen sock is worn and removed, and the sock leaves the tech free for fifteen minutes.
Wholesale pricing at ND Nails Supply
Every glove, sock, and box is wholesale-priced for everyone, with no business license, no minimum order, and no membership fee. The boxes of 100 are the working size for a busy salon. Free shipping on orders $100+, and in-stock boxes ordered before 2pm PT on weekdays leave the same day.