During the colder months, when our feet are hidden away in socks, it’s easy to turn a blind eye to hard skin and calluses. The truth is, though, prepping the skin on your feet is crucial in making your pedicure last longer. Photo: is the part of a DIY pedi that I am always keen to forgo due to its fuss and length.
At home pedicure how to#
In a bid to get my tootsies ready for summer, I reached out to my all-round nail guru (and celebrity nail artist) Jenni Draper to take me through, step by step, how to carry out the perfect at-home pedicure. However, sometimes getting to the salon isn't always possible, so I have had to take matters into my own hands. Usually, at this stage, I’d book myself in for a thorough pedicure.
Sure, I give them a good slathering of foot cream after my nightly bath and keep my nails in check as best as I can, but am I really giving them the time and love they need? Absolutely not. One area in particular that I have found myself turning a blind eye to recently is my feet. Sadly, unless I have an appointment booked to remind me, everything from my brows to my nails gets totally neglected. You see, I do actually dedicate an hour every evening to a rather luxurious bathing session, and my twice-daily skincare routine is quite lengthy and excessive, but when it comes to just about anything else, I’m useless. As a beauty editor, this can be a hard thing to admit. If there is one thing that I have learned about myself, it’s that I really don’t take enough care of myself.
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