To remove hard skin at home without any faff, try the Scholl Velvet Smooth Electronic Foot Care System. The extra coarse roller head removes hard skin that can build up as we pound the pavements, leaving your skin satisfyingly smooth.

Next step? Exfoliation. The Foot Care System also comes with a dry skin exfoliation brush, so you can then gently remove any remaining dry skin cells on your feet. If you follow this three-step routine at least every two weeks, you should stop any hard skin reappearing. Hey, flawless feet.

Just like any pedicure, your feet are treated before polish is painted on the nails. However, thanks to the LED light, you don’t have to worry about waiting for your nails to dry. 

Pedicures are usually a little more pricey than a manicure. At Sunday’s Nail Studio, a 60-minute gel pedicure costs $70. The price of a pedicure really depends on your location, what’s included, and your technician’s skill level, but you can expect the treatment to fall in the $40 to $80 range. 

“There’s just less wear and tear on your toes, even if you’re on your feet all day.”

Gretha Suns

Professionals often cover the nails in an acetone-soaked cotton ball and aluminum foil. After the foil is removed, the gel should then slide off. Any remaining polish is usually gently filed off the nail bed.