Contest of the Week – Spongeables Pedi-Scrub Foot Buffer
Just like last week, we’re giving the gift of beautiful feet for our contest of the week. We really loved the product, Spongeables Pedi-Scrub Foot Buffer with Lavender and Tea Tree Oil (see our product review here), so it’s the prize for the week! To enter to win, just comment below with your best pedicure tip.
Here’s ours: If you have very dry skin, extend the life of your pedicure by exfoliating with a pumice stone every other day. Do it right before you get out the shower for the best results.
One winner will be chosen by 8/15/2012 and notified by email 8/22/2012. U.S. residents only. Odds of winning are 1 out of number of comments on this blog post.
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For cracked heels, apply foot lotion at night and cover with socks.
cut your toe nails before you shower because sometimes you can cut off too much when they have been recently wet!
For dry nail beds warm up a little olive oil and apply with a qtip to the nail bed and put socks on and keep over night. Healthy soft nail beds in the morning
I add vaseline and socks to my feet before bed. Works everytime…my feet are smooth and mositurized in the morning.
make sure your polish is dry
When applying nail polish keep away from fans, air conditioners, and drafts which can also cause bubbling.
To soothe dry, rough, and scaly feet slather on some Aquaphor ointment and apply cotton booties or socks nightly. You should see major improvement within 2-3 days.
Brush you toenails with toothapste & let set for 10 minutes & rinse. This helps make yellow/nail polish stain townails white again.
Ok I love that thing! It smells divine! Okay so my tip is to buy your own bottle of cuticle remover! Seriously this helps between appointments or makes an at home pedicure look professional! It just makes feet 100 times better & your nail color will adhere better at the nail base!
My tip is to always use a toe spreader when you’re painting or else you will smudge the polish everywhere! xoxo
Soak your feet in a good foot soak/scrub bath and add a little baby oil. Your feet will feel so soft and smooth afterwards.
Use pure Shea butter after a pedicure for long lasting, smooth feet.
Virgin Coconut oil applied to feet after shower & covered with cotton socks seals in moisture, smells great & leaves feet baby soft by morning.
Using a foot bath to soak your feet before using a pumice stone or foot scrub makes it much easier to exfoliate old skin.
If you get a little sock lint in between your toenails, gently lift the lint out with a toothpick. Be careful not to push too hard or it can pierce the skin or break.
I had milk to my foot bath – the latic acid in the milk really helps to remove the icky skin from your feet
take your time when applying polish
Do your pedicure earlier in the day so you don’t have to worry about the sheets messing up the polish.
Before pedicure, I soak my feet in lukewarm water with salt to soften hard skin
Works really well 
Always do a pedicure after bath or shower. This softens skin and makes it easier to remove ruff skin.
Ask a friend to help with your pedicure. Makes for a fun time.
Pure lanolin to soften those tough toe cuticles!
I make this mixture of petroleum jelly and mineral oil and slather my feet in it.
Make sure I wipe down my nails with acetone after the skincare stuff before polishing
Dab on cuticle oil after every shower!
Don’t go barefoot a lot or the bottoms of your feet will get tough.
Put petroleum jelly on feet at night and don’t walk around bare footed.
Buff your nails before applying base coat.
Soaking your feet in Epsom Salt and Essential Oils leaves your feet baby bottom smooth
I always take a bath and then scrub my feet, it’s easier to get the dry skin off : )
ooh!!! I love the feeling of freshly done feet.. it feels so good. I love going to the spa but I cant afford that all the time. doing it myself is so much easier anyway. id love to win some of this..
I probably missed this one but still an awesome contest and site.I love the way my feet feel after the foot scrub.
every day i put lotion on my feet, at night a thick cream, and once a week i shave the callouse and trim and file toe nails
This is a good posting, I was wondering if I could use this write-up on my website, I will link it back to your website though. If this is a problem please let me know and I will take it down right away
I’ve said that least 3058273 times. SCK was here