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Adela's Tips for Summer Ready Feet

Hello!
Thanks for joining me today. With warmer weather right around the corner it's time to ditch the boots for sandals! Today I will share my tips on prepping my feet for summer. Of course, you can always go to your local nail salon and treat yourself to a nice pedicure but I had a bad experience a few years ago and have vowed to never get a pedicure again!

Let's get started...

These two products are a team I can't live without: 
Tree Hut Sugar Scrub & This nifty little buffing block I found at my local drugstore.



Let's get buff(ed)!

I don't know what these are called but I see them in just about any drugstore, Target, Walmart type store. This isn't a pumice stone. It is a stiff porous almost sponge looking thing. Some are square while others are this angled shape. They sell for a few bucks a piece and they work great and last a long time! I keep this little guy in the shower I buff my heels every week or so, or more during the summer. I've had this block for months now and it hasn't worn down at all. 





Let's talk Foot Scrub~


Don't be fooled into thinking the nail salon uses a "special" foot scrub. It's just a sugar scrub, girlfriends! I always have a tub of this Tree Hut sugar scrub in my shower. While I'm showering I will take a small amount of the scrub in my hands and exfoliate my feet and ankles for approximately 30 seconds per foot. I also exfoliate my legs before shaving. It helps minimize razor burn and gives me a really close shave. I can't forget to mention that these scrubs smell AMAZING!!! I stock up on them when they're on sale. I always have a new tub ready to spring into action! 




After I have exfoliated my feet I will apply a really hydrating foot lotion or body butter. If I have the time I will apply a pair of socks to really lock in the moisture. If you are doing this as part of your pedicure routine cut the toe section out of an old or mis-matched pair of socks and leave them on while you paint your toes. 

I hope you found this post useful. With these quick 2 steps you'll have soft, summer ready feet in no time!

Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela

*DISCLAIMER: ALL PRODUCTS MENTIONED WERE PURCHASED WITH MY OWN MONEY.

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