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If you groom your toenails with Cuticle Nipper, you need first remove any old polish, but you should never use cotton balls for this step. Cotton balls will leave behind a cotton-like residue on the nails. A cotton band is an improved alternative. In order to remove the old polish from the band, soak it in remover. If you are having difficulties removing the color, re-soak the cotton and allow it to stay on the nail for a few minutes before attempting to remove it again. It ought to be sufficient.

Trim your toenails:

Use a Cuticle Nipper of good quality to trim your toenails. Your fingernails should trimmed diagonally, leaving them about a sixteenth of an inch in length. Yet, you shouldn't let your nail expand beyond the end of your toe at any point. If you do that, the nail will rip your socks or knee highs, or it may catch on your hose and pull them. After you have trimmed the toenails to the appropriate length, use an emery board to round the corners so that the shape of the toenail is more like a soft square. Do not use a metal file since metal files have a tendency to tear the nail itself, leaving the nail with a jagged appearance.

Shaping the nail:

After you have finished shaping the nail, prepare a bowl with warm water, add some bath salt, aromatherapy oils, or Epsom salts, and soak your feet in the solution for ten to fifteen minutes. If your feet calloused, you should soak them for a longer period of time so that the dead skin can loosen. Because the lactic acid in milk helps to release dead skin, you might want to consider adding a quarter cup of milk to the bath as well.
Remove any excess water using a skimmer. The next step is to apply cuticle remover to the base of each nail and gently rub it in.

Press back the skin at the point:

After giving it a minute to take effect, take a stick made of orangewood and carefully press back the skin at the point where it meets the nail. You can use cuticle nippers to remove the loose skin, but you need to be careful not to cut into the flesh of your toe. Remove the dead skin from the balls of each foot as well as the heels of each foot using a pumice stone or an exfoliating body scrub. Do not rub so hard that it turns red, as this indicates that you are rubbing far too vigorously. If you soak your feet for a sufficient amount of time, you shouldn't have to scrub them too vigorously. Finally, make sure that you dry your feet completely, including the space between your toes. Put on some foot cream that will hydrate your feet.

Using a very modest amount of cuticle oil will help revitalize the cuticles. Repeat the process of using polish remover to wipe the toenails in order to remove any remaining oils. Do this step before applying another coat of nail paint. When applying the polish, avoid getting it on the cuticles, and to remove any excess polish, use a stick made of orangewood wrapped in cotton and dipped in nail polish remover. It is equally as important, if not more so, to take care of the nails on your feet as it is to take care of the nails on your hands.

Why not give yourself a pedicure right in the comfort of your own home?

The instructions for performing a pedicure at home included in the following list:

1. Removal:

With a cotton ball, remove all remnants of the previous coat of nail polish. If the color is not removed, press the cotton against the nail and let it soak for a bit. If it still does not work, repeat the process.

2. Cutting and/or trimming the nails:

Make use of a nail cutter of high quality in order to either cut or trim the nails. Always file the nails straight across, and avoid cutting into the corners of the nail bed, since this can lead to ingrown toenails. Do not allow your fingernails or toenails to extend beyond the ends of your toes.

3. Filing:

To shape the nails, use a good nail file. Steer clear of metal nail files because they tend to rip the nails and are quite rough on them; instead, shape the nails using an emery board. The side with the more granular texture used for shortening, while the side with the finer texture is for shaping. You should strive for something that approximates a soft square.

4. Soaking:

Pour a bowl with warm water and add a handful of bath salts to the water. The rougher your feet are, the longer you should let them soak in the water. Also, you can add a cup of milk to the water since the lactic acid in the milk helps to release the dead skin. If your feet are extremely rough, you should consider getting pedicures.

5. Care for the cuticles:

Apply cuticle cream to the nails, and then using a cuticle stick, press the skin back to where it meets the nail. This completes step five. While trimming the loose skin, use cuticle nippers, taking care not to cut yourself in the process.

6. Rough skin Scrub:

the dead skin on the balls of your feet and the heels of your feet using a pumice stone; keep in mind that the goal here is to smooth the skin rather than remove it. If you see that your skin is becoming red, you should stop scrubbing. After your feet have been well dried, add a drop or two of cuticle oil to each nail to help nurture it.

7. Varnish:

Before applying your base coat, color, and top coat, remove any excess oil from your nails using a nail scissor. After that, apply your base coat and color. Finally, wait until your nails are totally dry before putting on shoes.