How to give yourself a salon-worthy homemade pedicure. check out
It's always a good idea to check your toes before taking them out of your shoe. But if you can't make it to the salon for a pedicure, don't worry – giving yourself a homemade pedicure is easier than you think.
Make your own homemade pedicure with these tips, see
Everything you need to know about getting your toes ready for summer, plus we've got tips on how to master the at-home pedicure.
What will you need
These are the must-have items for you to have on hand.
- Towel
- Basin (or bathtub)
- 1 tablespoon (if using a basin) or 1 cup (if using a bathtub) Epsom salt or bath salt
- 2-3 drops of essential oils of your choice
- Foot file or pumice stone
- Body scrub
- Foot cream or butter/body cream
- cuticle oil
- Nail kit that includes nail clippers, cuticle nippers, cuticle pusher and a nail file
- toe separators
- nail polish remover or acetone
- cotton pads
- Polishing: base coat, topcoat and the color of your choice
The best nail polish remover for pedicure
First, you should choose a good nail polish remover, one that will get rid of all the stubborn colors fast. For hard to remove nail polish like glitter or glitter, you can soak a cotton ball with acetone.
How to prepare your feet for a pedicure
First of all, fill your basin or bathtub with warm water and add bath salt and essential oils of your choice. Also, salt helps to cool the feet. Then soak for 3-5 minutes to allow your cuticles to soften.
How to get rid of rough skin on your heels
Pumice is great because it's natural. And although you're the only one using it, it's important to clean it after every use to keep it hygienic at all times. Exfoliation is the perfect way to remove dead skin, moisturize and soften the soles of your feet.
Concentrate on the heels and balls of the feet and [any other] problem areas. Also don't forget between your toes! Then apply your favorite foot cream or body butter.
Consider a foot mask
A foot mask can work wonders for tired, flaky feet. So look for one with moisturizing ingredients like shea butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil or olive oil.
How to cut and shape toenails
Cut the nails and shape to your liking. Consider cutting your toenails straight across and smoothing the edges with your nail file to prevent ingrown toenails from developing. After trimming your nails, apply some cuticle oil to and around your nails.
Prepare toenails for nail polish
After your nails are all clean and polished then place your toe separators.
For a long-lasting, professional-looking pedicure, be sure to use a base coat to ensure the nail polish's longevity, as well as a top coat for shine.
The best way to apply nail polish
When applying the color, opt for thin layers, they are the best. Wait a minute between coats. Thin coats are important because it's how you get an even, streak-free finish and speeds up drying time.
Depending on the glaze coverage, 2-3 thin coats are usually sufficient. an easy fix if you happen to color outside the lines. Use a small brush dipped in nail polish remover to clean around edges or when applying nail polish to your skin. It is very useful, as it is precise with the nail polish.
How to take care of your cuticles
To ensure your pedicures last a long time, keep your cuticles moisturized with oil or cream. This will help with nail health and prolong the life of the paint.
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