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9 Of The Best Pedi Products
Give your feet a treat with these at-home pedicure kits and send your toes to heaven.
If your feet are in need of a little TLC before being unleashed in your summer sandals, we have a round-up of the pedi kit you need in your arsenal for an at-home tootsie-treatment. From heel-to-toe, we have softening scrubs, nourishing oils and treatments to keep your feet in tip-top health this summer. Just add polish.
Pumice Foot Scrub, £16

With ground peach seed and pumice to exfoliate, mallow to soften and ginger and mint to refresh, this scrub is a great start to your at-home pedi treatment. Buy it.
Invigorating Foot Mist, £10

A great one to keep in your bag for on-the-go, this revitalising peppermint leg and foot mist is just the thing to perk up tired pins. Buy it.
Peel Socks, £8 (member price)

With glycolic and lactic acids, this intensive foot peel treatment from Beauty Pie may seem drastic but stick with it and after 7 days of shedding, baby soft feet will be yours. Buy it.
Vacupedi Electric Callus Remover, £70

An effective alternative to manually exfoliating and filing hard skin and calluses, this hand-held electric filer from Silk’n has a clever in-built vacuum for a mess-free treatment. Buy it.
Cuticle Oil, £8

A nourishing and hydrating cuticle treatment, with apricot and jojoba oils to nourish and soften. Buy it.
Shea Intensive Foot Balm, £18

With regular nightly use, this intensive shea butter foot balm will keep your soles soft and smooth. Buy it.
Pediprep Foot Spa, £30

If your favourite part of a professional pedi is the foot soak, why not create your own at home with this electric foot spa from Revlon to soothe away aches and prep feet for buffing and polishing? Buy it.
Cracked Heel Balm, £18

Guilty of walking bare foot in summer? If you’ve got cracked heels to show for it, this deeply nourishing and healing treatment from Margaret Dabbs is just the salve your soles need. Buy it.
Miracle Cure Nail Strengthener, £6.65

If your nails are suffering after regular gel polish use, this aptly named ‘Miracle Cure’ will strengthen and repair brittle nail beds fast. Buy it.
By Lydia Mansi
July 2023
Neal’s Yard Remedies
Pumice Foot Scrub, £16

With ground peach seed and pumice to exfoliate, mallow to soften and ginger and mint to refresh, this scrub is a great start to your at-home pedi treatment. Buy it.
The Body Shop
Invigorating Foot Mist, £10

A great one to keep in your bag for on-the-go, this revitalising peppermint leg and foot mist is just the thing to perk up tired pins. Buy it.
Beauty Pie
Peel Socks, £8 (member price)

With glycolic and lactic acids, this intensive foot peel treatment from Beauty Pie may seem drastic but stick with it and after 7 days of shedding, baby soft feet will be yours. Buy it.
Silk’n
Vacupedi Electric Callus Remover, £70

An effective alternative to manually exfoliating and filing hard skin and calluses, this hand-held electric filer from Silk’n has a clever in-built vacuum for a mess-free treatment. Buy it.
Essie
Cuticle Oil, £8

A nourishing and hydrating cuticle treatment, with apricot and jojoba oils to nourish and soften. Buy it.
L’Occitane
Shea Intensive Foot Balm, £18

With regular nightly use, this intensive shea butter foot balm will keep your soles soft and smooth. Buy it.
Revlon
Pediprep Foot Spa, £30

If your favourite part of a professional pedi is the foot soak, why not create your own at home with this electric foot spa from Revlon to soothe away aches and prep feet for buffing and polishing? Buy it.
Margaret Dabbs
Cracked Heel Balm, £18

Guilty of walking bare foot in summer? If you’ve got cracked heels to show for it, this deeply nourishing and healing treatment from Margaret Dabbs is just the salve your soles need. Buy it.
Sally Hansen
Miracle Cure Nail Strengthener, £6.65

If your nails are suffering after regular gel polish use, this aptly named ‘Miracle Cure’ will strengthen and repair brittle nail beds fast. Buy it.
By Lydia Mansi
July 2023
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