Pedicure Tips

If you are a first-time visitor, the process is straightforward, but knowing the flow helps avoid awkwardness. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to select your polish color and fill out any client intake forms. When directed to the chair, roll up your pant legs before putting your feet in the water to keep your clothes dry.

You should get a pedicure every 4-6 weeks during Canadian winter, more frequently than summer, not less, because cold, dry air and indoor heating strip moisture from your feet, causing cracked heels, calluses, and painful fissures. Most people stop pedicures when sandal season ends, but winter is actually when your feet need the most attention. Here’s exactly how Canadian winters affect your feet and the maintenance schedule that keeps them healthy year-round.