Everything you need to know about DIY pedis
Emily MacCulloch, ChatelaineIt’s always nice to give your toes a once over before breaking them out of hibernation . But, if you can’t make it to the salon for a pedicure, don’t worry—doing it yourself is easier than you think. We asked Julia Bautista, founder of
in Toronto, to share her best tips on how to master the at-home pedicure. Trust us: Your feet will never have looked better.First, prep your at-home station, Bautista says. These are the must-haves she recommends having on hand.2-3 drops of essential oils of your choiceNail kit which includes nail clippers, cuticle nipper, cuticle pusher and a nail filePolish: base coat, top coat and the colour of your choice“Acetone, not polish remover, is your best friend.
“Fill your basin or tub with warm water and add the Epsom or bath salt and essential oils of your choice,” she recommends. Epsom salt helps freshen up odorous feet . Bautista recommends trying tea tree oil for its antiseptic properties, chamomile as an anti-inflammatory or eucalyptus to relieve aches and pains. “Soak for 3-5 minutes to allow for your calluses to soften.”“Pumice stones are great because they’re natural, or a wooden foot file,” says Bautista.
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