Getting a pedicure is indeed very enjoyable. You can get the pedicure at any salon where the procedure usually includes soaking with bubbles, trimming and filing the toe nails, pushing the cuticles back, applying lotion and finally application of the nail polish or French tip finishing.

What if you can get the same luxury at home? You could do a perfect French manicure yourself to get the perfect feet and save a few bucks too. You need two colors of nail polish for a French pedicure: white and a light pink or peach one as the base.

Start of the luxury by soaking your feet in warm water so that they are softened. Then, exfoliate the dry skin off your toes and feet. Next, relax completely while you massage a soft lotion on your feet, massage between the toes and onto the cuticles. After that, gently push back the cuticles.

Trim and file your nails by either squaring them off or rounding them off. But remember not to trim them off too short. Finally, apply the base coat of pink or peach nail polish on to all the toes. Once the base coat is dry, apply a thin, smooth line of white nail polish to the tip of the nails.

Once the white line is dry, add to the beauty by applying a thin coat of base nail polish all over the nails.

Go on, wear a sandal and flaunt your feet!

Anyone tried the Fish Pedicure ?


I hear it's great and may be the best in getting rid of all the calluses and dry roughened skin on the foot.

I really would like to go for it as regular pedicures do little to smoothen let alone soften my soles...

But kind of wondering whether to try it out coz of some random claims of health issues being made.