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Getting a pedicure? Here's 1 thing you shouldn't do before the appointment, says a salon founder
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And with a pedicure, that awkwardness can feel heightened, because, well, feet.
It's one thing knowing what a pedicure involves; it's quite another understanding what role we should play.
A professional pedicure is designed to leave your feet looking and feeling their best regardless."
Very reassuring, but we did dig deeper to uncover a surprising pre-pedi 'don't' we had never considered before.
Arrive as a blank canvas"The most important thing is simply arriving with clean feet, and any existing nail polish removed if possible," says Carroll.