Written By: Tania Tarafdar | Published : October 15, 2015, 3:29 PM
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Most of us head to the salon at least once a month for a pedicure. However when you are going for a pedicure ensure that the salon is clean and the pedicure is done properly. Go through these types of pedicure and pick the right one for your feet.
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What can be more relaxing than dipping your feet in a pool of hot water? Hot water pedicure not only cleanses your feet but also softens your soles. If you get pedicures regularly, a hot water pedicure is the one you should stick to.
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French pedicure is just like French manicure. In this technique, your feet are cleaned, massaged and moisturised and your toenails are trimmed and the tips of your toenails are coloured white.
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In fish pedicure the fishes eat up the dirt and dead skin on your feet, leaving your feet feel softer. However, the seemingly harmless and cute fish could spread infections through open wounds. So make sure that the spa water is sterilised and refilled for every session if you want to go for a footsie pampering.
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All your senses will rejuvenate when you go for a floral pedicure. Plus the flower petals will nourish your feet and keep them soft.
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The essential oils and foot scrub in the aromatherapy pedicure can make your feet look and feel lovely. The aromatic oils will nourish your feet and keep them hydrated. The fragrance of the aroma oils will also help uplift your mood.
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Stone pedicure can be excellent to help you get rid of cramps on your feet. It typically involves massaging the oil onto your feet and then lowering your feet on hot stones. The stones stimulate your nerve endings, improve your blood circulation and will thus reduce the pain.
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Paraffin pedicure can be very beneficial if you have dry feet as it’s known for being very moisturising. The paraffin wax will open up your pores and remove all the dead skin cells from your feet.
