Immediately after scrubbing, feet should be thoroughly rinsed and patted dry before applying a rich foot cream or healing balm.

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Begin by scrubbing feet with a soothing scrub. Massage into feet, concentrating on particularly dry areas. Rinse, and then get to work with your pumice, sloughing until skin feels less rough.

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The most transformative, long-lasting pedicures don’t start in a foot bath. In fact, they don’t involve water at all.