My 1st tip is how to get a salon looking pedicure at home for a fraction of the cost. One of the great things about a salon pedicure is they can easily remove the callous you get on your feet, especially when you are wearing sandals a lot. A friend recommended a Ped Egg to me. I was very skeptical at first. It looks like a small cheese grater, and honestly scared me. However, it does not hurt at all and does an amazing job at making your feet smooth. I love my Ped Egg and could not live without it.No matter how hard I try I just can't get my toe nail polish to turn out right at home. Even regular nail polish doesn't look the same if it is painted at home vs at a salon. So after I have my feet nice and soft using my Ped Egg I go to the salon and ask them to just paint my nails. Most salons charge between $7-$9 to paint your nails depending on if you pick a plain color or white tips, etc. That is drastically cheaper than the standard $25-$30+ for a pedicure. In the end my feet end up looking and feeling the same. I just did the
Do you have any frugal tips you would like to share? If so, please leave them in a comment.
4 comments:
Frugal Friday ROCKS... do it!!! :)
Oh! And I have had my PedEgg for over a year now and seriously LOVE it for inbetween pedicures. I, too can't live without it!
Love the idea, can't wait to hear more.
Are those your feet?
I too own a PedEgg...LOVE IT!!!
I love the idea of Frugal Friday! I've found that if I use OPI Chip-Skip as a primer - and then 2 coats of color - it doesn't chip - AND it looks like I went to a salon. It's about $10 a bottle - but I feel like it's worth it. I now only go to a salon when I want french tips or cutesy flowers...
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