A beautifying treatment offered in Spas for your feet and nails is called Pedicure. A pedicure is essentially a process of “healing of the feet,” and the method is used from long time.

It is proven that pedicures have been around for over four decades. The early African were big fans of their feet, and taking care of their feet and legs was only allowed in their upper classes at that time. In ancient China, specifically 3000 BC In British Columbia, nail color was a popular thing and symbolized where one fell socially. The Royals, for example, painted their fingernails red and black.

There is even specific evidence that Cleopatra and Queen Nefertiti coated their nails, and we even know that they both preferred red, although in different shades. Foot care was not just for females in early times, as there is also a sign that military commanders coated their nails to match their lips before a battle in olden Egypt.

Today, pedicures are for anyone, and they can be either cosmetic, therapeutic, or medial in nature. They start with a foot soak and usually entail a massage of the feet and the calf muscles before the pumice stone is used to take off all the dead skin cells from the feet, particularly in the heel region. Paraffin or moisturizing treatments or even granular exfoliation can also be part of the pedicure process. Some nail salons also have mud masks available in different types and fragrances to pamper those tootsies further.

Also included in most procedures is nail clipping and shaping and, of course, the application of nail polish. Having a professional pedicure on a regular basis can be a safeguard again different nail infections and conditions, but for achieving maximum benefits of a safe pedicure experience, you should only visit a reputable medical spa, and that the tools they are using must be fully sanitized after each client so that there is no chance of spreading germs and diseases from one client to the other.

Because this process contains a foot massage that helps the blood circulation and flow and is especially suitable for individuals with diabetes who may have problems with their feet, it’s a pampering service. Still, it also makes your feet and calves feel better and, of course, look better too. A certified master pedicure is a good option for a client who has diabetes.  

Here we are providing 4 DIY Pedicure steps if you want to pamper your feet at home. 

Remove Nail Polish

Starting with a nail polish remover and continuing to trim your nails, you can do everything in the comfort of your home. All you need to do is to take enough precautions while you concentrate on the parts of your legs, especially toes.

Soak your feet

You can consider soaking your feet initially. The water should be warm so that maximum effect could be felt on your skin. This way, you can counter the issue of dead cells. Use scrubs to massage gently on your feet so that dead skin could be washed off at the same time.

Pedicure Kit

Before considering pedicure, ensure that there are enough facilities as per your convenience. You need to check the seating comfort. The angle at which you lay back for considering different options like slipper treatment, full robe facility and quality of fillers and scrubs.

Pedicure Tips

Pedicure spa will be most beneficial when each part, like feet and toes, is given unique preference. The best approach is to concentrate on one area at a single point in time. This allows you to get rid of dead skin cells of your feet properly. Additionally, you can get rid of rough skin and avoid cracks in the rear side of your ankle.

If you are a diabetic patient or you have sensitive skin, then never perform Pedicure treatment at home.  It is always recommended to get this treatment from a med Spa if you have any of the above-mentioned conditions or you don’t know exactly about pedicure treatment to avoid any bad experience.