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In a now-viral post, which has amassed more than 8.3 million views, TikToker Haley shared a nine-second clip of her harrowing experience at a nail salon.
“Had a milk and honey pedicure,” her on-screen caption read alongside footage of her male pedicurist opening two small blue cartons of the serving cream.
“They put French vanilla coffee creamer in the water,” he continued, before asking: “Is that normal?”
Haley’s post received numerous responses online, including two messages from Kramer Companies.
International Delight commented, “Your Honor, we asked them to put it in their coffee.
Many viewers taped the conversation, mocking the awkward technique and pointing out how Kramer was lactose-free.
One person on TikTok joked: “Did you say French Tip or French Vanilla?”
“Personally, I would request the hazelnut,” commented another.
One woman surmised: “It was the creamer left over from her morning coffee. She thought why not put it to use.”
“I’m afraid it’s a real experience,” another woman told Haley.
Others mentioned strange items they’ve seen thrown into their pedicure baths like cranberries, $5 champagne, hair serum, Colgate toothpaste, and orange slices.
“I got a milk and honey pedicure and they added two pieces of Icebreaker mint gum,” said one.
A milk and honey pedicure is a common offering at spas and nail salons, but does not usually include a creamer, which is usually water, sugar, vegetable or hydrogenated vegetable oil, and thickener.
“The milk in the lotion helps moisturize your skin, while the honey exfoliates it,” Pink Nile and Spa writes. Their treatment is detailed online.
The lactic acid in milk helps remove dead skin cells, improving skin texture and elasticity. According to Cleveland Clinic: “Cosmetic products containing AHAs such as lactic acid are often marketed as ‘skin peels’ for this reason.
“The outer layer of your skin contains proteins that trap oil and water. If you shower with milk, your skin also absorbs the milk fat.