The Juicy Beauty Word

Honestly, dry callused feet aren't pretty or sexy in any way, yet hard, dry, even cracked, callused feet are a common problem.  Believe me, I know. I'm the poster child for callused feet with my high heels and notorious bare footin'! How do we get rid of calluses on feet?  Let's have a look at why feet get callused in the first place then, we can talk about foot soaks, effective exfoliating products, and moisturizing products that do wonders to get rid of calluses on feet.   I'm a cruelty free girl so all the products I recommend are not tested on animals. I am wearing Zoya Dagmar  on my toes. This post contains my Amazon Affiliate Links to help you find the great products I love and use. I earn a small amount from qualifying purchases at no cost to you which helps me keep my blog running. Thank you for using them! 😊 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quick Announcement:  Yes, myYoutube channel looks differ...

It is so luxurious to go to the salon or spa for a nice relaxing great pedicure.  I've been giving people pedicures for more than 30 years and I want to give you some tips  to make your pedicure experience a great pedicure experience! I included some Amazon Affiliate links to help your find the product to make your pedicure the best! 10 Tips for a Great Pedicure 1. Wear the right shoes Wear the right shoes to the salon when having a pedicure. Be sure that all of your toes stick out of the shoe.  A flip flop or any thong type sandal works the best.  Putting a closed toe shoe on just after a pedicure just doesn't work out. It will smoosh or make prints in nail polish that isn't dry all the way.  There is an oil and plastic wrap trick we use at the salon if it's the dead of winter and you want to put your Uggs on to head outside. But, w e usually say to wait at least 2 hours before putting any closed toe footwear on after a pedicure. Toeless Yoga Socks are a...

Ahhhhhhh, a pedicure! Summer is the height of pedicure season but we do pedicure all year long at the salon. Beautiful feet and polished toes are a must when you wear your sandals, flip flops and other open toed shoes.  Pedicures also keep your feet healthy by keeping toe nails the right length, removing hard, rough skin and hydrating the skin. Hydrated skin is healthier skin!  But, is your pedicure safe from bacteria, fungus, injury and harmful chemicals?  Let's have a look at a few things that could go wrong with a pedicure turning it into a unsafe situation.  First up is the foot bath, then the callus removal process, the pedicure tools, salon licensing, followed by nail polish ingredients and safe pedicures during pregnancy. How to get a Safe Pedicure Is The Foot Bath Clean? Those whirlpool pedicure baths feel great, don't they? The problem is you just don't know how clean they are. Sure the bowl may be cleaned and sanitized, but the pipes within the u...