Vinegar foot soak as part of a deluxe pedicure
“Before and after soaking my client’s feet in vinegar! I used 50% vinegar and 50% water soaking for about 30 mins. The hard skin just fell off her feet with the foot file!”
This is a two-hour treatment to remove the hard build-up of dry skin on your skin.
This may sound crazy, but vinegar is amazing at naturally removing dry skin from your feet. I use a vinegar soak for 30 minutes to soften your feet. Vinegar is amazing on your feet and I recommend my clients to soak their feet regularly in vinegar to maintain removal of dry skin. After the vinegar soak, I use a foot file to gently remove all the dry skin, which has been softened by the vinegar soak. It’s amazing how easy the dry skin comes away. Following this, I use a sugar exfoliation on your feet to remove any excess dry skin not removed previously. If there is time I can do a paraffin wax dip depending on how much dry skin there was to remove. A deep foot massage with almond oil and moisturiser is applied after treatment. Finally, I finish with a polish on the toe nails. This is the ultimate treatment for people who suffer from pain and discomfort with their feet. Build up of hard skin on your feet can be extremely painful when walking, so it’s very important not to allow it to get to this stage.
I am more than happy to customise any of my treatments to suit the client’s needs. So if you don’t want the paraffin wax dip or polish on your toenails. I can simply just do the hard skin removal on your feet and adjust the price according to the time needed.
Vinegar also has some amazing health benefits. Including helping with acne. I don’t recommend this treatment if you have diabetes and always advise anyone with diabetes to visit a foot specialist.
These photos are from just one treatment and taken on the same day. If there are really deep cracks in your heels of your feet it may take a few treatments to get the full benefit.
Any question on this blog post or enquiries please tell free to comment below or message me.
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Wow! What a difference, it’s nice to see a product that literally anyone can use at home too that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg!!
Do you use just ordinary malt brown vinegar for this?
Also does the smell linger after the treatment?
Best wishes
I used half a bottle of Tesco’s 44p Distilled Vinegar! If you do a really good scrub afterwards the smell disappears. Vinegar has so many amazing properties. I have used loads of expensive soaks in the past and to be honest I think vinegar works just as well 🙂
I am going to try this today! Great blog! x
Let me know how you get on Hollie! x
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