Pedicure in winter: well-groomed feet at home

Every woman appreciates well-groomed and beautiful hands, so manicure is an integral part of her image. Whether it is summer or winter, neat nails are always in trend. However, we often take care of our feet more in summer, justifying ourselves by saying that in winter our feet are hidden under our shoes anyway. But, in fact, in winter our feet need special attention.

Imagine: your feet spend all day in closed shoes, which makes them prone to sweating and blisters. To avoid such problems, you don't have to go to the salon for a pedicure - you can achieve quality results at home.

Why do I need a pedicure in winter?

In winter, our feet especially need care and attention, and a pedicure becomes an essential part of winter foot care. During the cold season, the skin of the feet is exposed to increased cold temperatures, humidity, and thermal stress from heated shoes. These factors can lead to dryness, flaking, and even cracking. Here are a few reasons why winter pedicures are especially important:

- Nail strengthening: The cold and dry air can make nails brittle and weak. Winter pedicures include treatments that help strengthen the nail plate, making it less susceptible to environmental damage.

- Moisturise the skin: Cold air and indoor heating can dry out the skin on your feet. A pedicure in winter includes moisturising the skin of your feet, preventing cracking and flaking.

- Fungal disease prevention: Winter shoes, warm socks and limited ventilation can contribute to fungal infections. Regular pedicures help keep your nails clean and healthy, preventing fungal diseases.

- Removal of rough skin: In winter, the skin on the feet is often exposed to additional cold and dryness, which can cause calluses and rough skin to form. A pedicure helps to effectively eliminate these problems, giving your feet a well-groomed appearance.

- Increase circulation: The massage and foot care included in a pedicure treatment stimulates circulation, which is especially important in cold temperatures to keep your feet warm and comfortable.

By making a winter pedicure part of your regular routine, you will give your feet the care and nurturing they need during the cold season.

How to do a home pedicure in winter

Our feet need special care in winter, and home pedicures become an essential part of caring for them. Here are a few steps to make your winter home pedicure as effective as possible:

- Preparation: Start by thoroughly removing old nail polish from your nails, using an acetone-free nail polish remover to avoid drying your nails and skin.

- Foot bath: Heat water and add some sea salt or oil to it. Steaming will help soften the skin and nails, making it easier to remove rough skin.

- Nail treatment: Trim your nails with nail clippers, creating the shape you like. Then use a nail file to smooth the edges and shape your nails.

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