Foot care for at home

Doing your foot care at home is easier than you think. With the right accessories, you can achieve a perfect pedicure in your own bathroom.

Soft skin, well-groomed, pretty nails, and pain-free feet are the result of our care. After all, our feet carry us every day and appreciate a little attention.

1. Cleansing & Exfoliation

Every pedicure begins with a warm foot bath. This not only relaxes you greatly, but also optimally prepares your skin and nails for the treatment. Calluses or stubborn nails are "softened" this way. A peel is also ideal, as it frees the feet from superfluous skin flakes and provides additional care. Deposits under the nails can then be removed with a manicure instrument.

2. Remove cornea

The canal 4-way callus file features 4 different abrasive surfaces. The side coating allows you to reach hard-to-access areas, and the white polishing circle ensures ultra-smooth skin. It's important not to remove too much callus – anything that is rough can be removed.

3. Tidy cuticles

To gently push back the cuticles, it is ideal to treat them with the cuticle oil pen. It also nourishes chapped skin with jojoba oil and vitamins, making your hands look well-cared for. Afterwards, the cuticles can be gently pushed back with a wooden stick or a manicure and cuticle file, and excess cuticle can be filed away. If there are still cuticles sticking up, cuticle scissors are suitable for this purpose.

4. Shorten nails

You can use either nail clippers or nail scissors for trimming. For thicker nails, we recommend nail nippers. The corners and edges can be gently "smoothed" with a file. It is important to cut the nails straight and not too short, so that they do not grow inwards. However, a nail should also not be longer than the toe, so that it does not bother you in your shoe.

5. Final

For a perfect finish, apply the cuticle oil pen with its wonderful lavender scent and a nourishing foot cream. Your soft and pain-free feet will thank you for the care.