Pampering doesn’t have to be all or nothing in this recession. Spoil yourself with a spa pedicure for a fraction of the cost – right in the privacy of your own home. Here’s how to do it yourself. 1.

Spring is upon us, and that means it’s time to get your feet out of those boots and into a cute pair of sandals! Rather than spending a fortune on a pedicure at the spa, give yourself the royal ...

Make the most out of that overgrown mint plant you always seem to have plenty of. Here’s a mint Mojito pedicure recipe you can make at home for your own instant spa retreat. Make the most out of that ...

Sandal season is upon us and it’s time to reintroduce our toes to the world. No need to pay spa prices for a pedicure. Use these at-home tips to get polished in minutes! Remove old nail polish. Strip ...

Cut off on your salon visits for pedicure and manicure and try it yourself at home. Here are the tips - To a bowl/small tub, put hot water; add shampoo and a few drops of disinfectant solution. Lather ...

We neglect our feet more often than not but it’s important to care for them, even if you aren’t going to the salon. Here’s how you can DIY a pedicure at home. Are you waking up to unhappy and ...

For starters, Lisa tells us to clip and shape the toenails. While clipping, be mindful of the length that you desire versus the healthy length. “Keep your toenails at a length that makes you happy,” ...

When you’re braving bitter cold and dealing with multi-layer socks and winter boots, it makes sense that you don't venture to the nail salon quite so often. BUT that's no excuse to neglect your feet.

The Truth About DIY Pedicures Now that the weather is slowing getting warmer, now is the best time to slough off dead skin and pamper your toes with quality care. Here, Dr. Hadley King, ...

Spoil yourself with a spa pedicure for a fraction of the cost — right in the privacy of your own home. Pampering doesn’t have to be all or nothing in this recession. There’s a way to keep up with ...

Pampering doesn't have to be all or nothing in these trying financial times. There's a way to keep up with spa-quality pedicures at a fraction of the price. Here's how to do it yourself. 1. Set the ...