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How To Do Home Pedicure
Feet are sometimes the forsaken features that crave to be attended to. They cannot be ignored as beautified feet provides the completion of a beautifully defined ‘you’. Hence feet is
essential and here are some simple pedicure steps that go into adding beauty to your feet.
Things Needed
Nail Cutter
Nail Filer
Nail Brush
Cuticle Cutter
Cuticle Pusher
Pumice Stone
Foot Scraper
Orange stick
Basins
Materials
Acetone
Bath salts
Epsom salts
Liquid soap
Hydrogen peroxide
Moisturizing lotion
Cuticle remove
Nail polish
Luke warm water
Home Pedicure
Remove existing nail polish with cotton dipped in acetone. Cotton band is better than cotton balls as they tend to stick to the nail
Soak your feet in luke-warm water with liquid soap and Hydrogen peroxide. You can also add Epsom salts or bath salts to the water. Soak for 10 minutes
Clean your feet with the nailbrush, foot scraper and pumice stone. The idea is to smoothen the skin.
Remove your feet from the basin
Cut your toenail straight across which helps prevent ingrown toenails
After cutting your toenails, file them to make the edges smooth
To the base of the skin, apply cuticle remove and rub in. Slowly push the skin back with an orange stick to the place where it meets the skin
You can use a cuticle moisturizer if the cuticles do not push back.
Massage your feet with a moisturizing lotion
You can also use an exfoliating lotion if your skin is too dry
You can also massage your feet with a good cream.
Separate your toes with cotton in between them
Apply the first coat of nail polish and allow it to dry for some time
Clean up any stray polish on the toes and apply the second coat and allow it to dry.
Add a clear coat of polish once dried.
Feet are sometimes the forsaken features that crave to be attended to. They cannot be ignored as beautified feet provides the completion of a beautifully defined ‘you’. Hence feet is
essential and here are some simple pedicure steps that go into adding beauty to your feet.
Things Needed
Nail Cutter
Nail Filer
Nail Brush
Cuticle Cutter
Cuticle Pusher
Pumice Stone
Foot Scraper
Orange stick
Basins
Materials
Acetone
Bath salts
Epsom salts
Liquid soap
Hydrogen peroxide
Moisturizing lotion
Cuticle remove
Nail polish
Luke warm water
Home Pedicure
Remove existing nail polish with cotton dipped in acetone. Cotton band is better than cotton balls as they tend to stick to the nail
Soak your feet in luke-warm water with liquid soap and Hydrogen peroxide. You can also add Epsom salts or bath salts to the water. Soak for 10 minutes
Clean your feet with the nailbrush, foot scraper and pumice stone. The idea is to smoothen the skin.
Remove your feet from the basin
Cut your toenail straight across which helps prevent ingrown toenails
After cutting your toenails, file them to make the edges smooth
To the base of the skin, apply cuticle remove and rub in. Slowly push the skin back with an orange stick to the place where it meets the skin
You can use a cuticle moisturizer if the cuticles do not push back.
Massage your feet with a moisturizing lotion
You can also use an exfoliating lotion if your skin is too dry
You can also massage your feet with a good cream.
Separate your toes with cotton in between them
Apply the first coat of nail polish and allow it to dry for some time
Clean up any stray polish on the toes and apply the second coat and allow it to dry.
Add a clear coat of polish once dried.