This post is about some of the great affordable products I use for my at-home pedicures. As an aside, I’m planning to review several Lush footcare products in the near future. I’m glad there are some quality products out there since I do greatly benefit from more frequent pedicures and don’t always want to go to salons to get them done.
Foot Pumice Bar: I’ve been trying to Google the exact one I use to no avail =(. Sorry. I did manage to find something very much like it called Mr. Pumice Pumi Bar which can be purchased from Sally’s Beauty Supply or Amazon.com (~$1.99-$3.00). Do your feet a favor and pick one up! It really works very well! It’s not too harsh and leaves my feet nice and smooth (heels and problem spots) and is the best I’ve ever used. It’s washable and reusable; I just give it a quick rinse, tapping excess water off, and let it air dry. Mine is a bright green. I believe I may have purchased it from CVS. Not sure if it’s part of their Essence of Beauty Collection?
Spongeables: With soap infused. It cleanses, exfoliates, and moisturizes (~$5.00 each). I’ve done a review previously regarding Spongeables. It’s a must-have! I generally purchase mine from CVS.
OPI Pedicure: I’ve used Soak and Soften and really love both their scent and their affect on my skin. Highly recommend them! I also suggest for you to purchase a mini set or variety sampler. It will run ~$45.00 for 4.2 fl.oz. trial size x 6 (e.g. Soak, Soften, Mask, Smooth, Scrub, & Massage). You can find trial sets on eBay or just do a Google search.
*Photocredit: Mr. Pumice, Spongeables, & OPI
