As a professional pedicurist with years of experience, I've heard it all: "What's wrong with my feet?" The truth is, they just need consistent care. Even if they're not naturally flawless, these simple steps—backed by expert advice—will leave your feet looking healthy, happy, and irresistible.
Time: 30 seconds per foot.
Equipment: Nail clipper.
Pro Tip: Keep toenails neat—neither too short nor too long. Never cut into the corners or groove to avoid ingrown nails. Round the edges with a glass file for superior hygiene.
Time: 20 seconds per foot, every night.
Key Ingredient: Choose a foot cream where water is listed first. For very dry skin, select a richer nourishing formula. Skip petrolatum or glycerin, which block moisture rather than hydrate.
Application: After showering, dry feet thoroughly—especially between toes—to prevent bacteria and fungi. Apply cream generously over the top, bottom, toes, and nails. Massage in for deep absorption. Bonus: Treat your hands too.
Expert advice courtesy of Bastien Gonzalez, renowned pedicurist.
