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Which of the following is NOT demonstrated when applying lotion during a foot massage?

  1. Giving a gentle massage

  2. Encouraging blood flow

  3. Nail touch clients skin

  4. Applying enough pressure

The correct answer is: Nail touch clients skin

When applying lotion during a foot massage, the process typically involves several techniques that enhance the experience for the client. One integral part of a foot massage is the act of rubbing and kneading the skin to promote relaxation and improve circulation. This is why applying lotion is associated with gentle massage techniques and the encouragement of blood flow, both of which are fundamental to a soothing experience. However, nail touch on the client's skin does not demonstrate a typical aspect of applying lotion in a foot massage. The primary focus is on the skin and muscle rather than any interaction involving the nails touching the skin, which could be uncomfortable or distracting for the client. Thus, the idea of nail touch is not aligned with the practice and purpose of a foot massage.