Look at the store. Generally, normal stores don't have too many fancy things. It won't cover the whole block. If it is a regular pedicure shop, it will be aboveboard.

See if there is a business license. This is the most intuitive and direct way to judge whether it is normal or not. If it is formal, it will usually be hung directly on the wall. If not, it may be informal.

See if there are any formal tools. Anyone who has been to pedicure knows that there are usually pedicure pots, pedicure materials or other related things. If there is nothing inside, it must be irregular.

Look at the degree of professionalism of the staff. The staff's familiarity with pedicure, the familiarity with acupoints and the professionalism of manipulation can all be seen whether it is an authentic pedicure shop!

Observe the customer base. Are there only male customers and no female customers? These are all key messages. Normal pedicure shops are available to both men and women, and the elderly will also account for a large part.

Through the understanding of the shops next door. By visiting some shops nearby, you can get some general information, which can also be used as a supplement to whether it is formal or not.

Business license is a certificate issued by the administrative department for industry and commerce to industrial and commercial enterprises and individual operators to engage in certain production and business activities. Its format shall be uniformly stipulated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.

The registered items include: name, address, person in charge, amount of funds, economic composition, business scope, business mode, number of employees, business period, etc. Business licenses are divided into originals and duplicates, which have the same legal effect. The original shall be placed in a prominent position in the company's domicile or business premises, and the business license shall not be forged, altered, leased, lent or transferred.

Without a business license, industrial and commercial enterprises or individual operators are not allowed to start business, engrave official seals, sign contracts, register trademarks or advertise, and banks are not allowed to open accounts.