Which service is typically included in a pedicure apart from exfoliating?

In a typical pedicure, a foot massage is a standard part of the service provided after exfoliation. This massage helps to relax the client, improves circulation, and enhances the overall experience of the pedicure. It often involves kneading and rubbing of the feet and lower legs, which may also include the application of lotions or oils to further hydrate and soothe the skin.

Other options do not align with standard pedicure practices. For instance, keyboard massage refers to a massage technique not directly associated with foot care and is unlikely to be part of a pedicure service. Hand painting usually pertains to nail art or design for fingernails rather than the focus on foot care. Facial cleansing, while important for skincare, is not a service performed during a pedicure, which centers around the feet and toenails.