Easy Tips for a Great Pedicure
Keep it simple! With all the
emphasis on beautifully designed fingernails and one-of-a-kind paint
jobs, keep the pedicure simple. A single color for all ten toes that
compliments, but doesn’t match exactly, is the best option.
Keep in mind what you’ll be wearing the next few weeks. If July 4th is coming up and you know you’ll be wearing lots of red, don’t put fluorescent hot pink on your nails.
Metallic
colors rule this year. In my favorite local shop, I found sparkly gold,
silver & bronze polish. I tried the bronze on my toes and it was
gorgeous and matched everything! The only down side is that it took a
lot more nail polish remover to take it off than it does with regular
colors, but it was completely worth it because of all the compliments I
received.
You don’t have to buy specialty products to keep your feet
moisturized and your pedicure looking fresh. Any oil will work. For best
results, put oil or thick generic lotion on your feet at night and
cover with socks. Your feet will look silky soft the next day. My
podiatrist recommends
Eucerin Original Healing Creme but the generic brand works just as well.
Cuticle
oil, if used daily, also keeps your toes and fingers looking freshly
polished. My favorite is Essie Apricot. I love that stuff!
Polka dots
on top of your pedicure is a must-try at least once. It looks good on
any age and is feminine, yet not too girly. EVERYONE can wear polka
dots. Now go get your feet done!
If you have any questions about nail salon furniture or want to know more about pedicure products, you’re free to contact us at Pedi Source. Just give us a call at 1855 429 PEDI. You can also email one of these two email address with your questions and contact details: info@Pedisource.com and James@Pedisource.com.