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manicure/pedicure set
I want to start taking my own tools when I get a manicure and pedicure. Do any of you do this and did you by a set or just compile one on your own?
Do you use a different set when you give yourself manicures and pedicures? What tools do you use?
What steps do you take? I want to start doing them more on my own and doing mani/pedis every once in a while.
Any tips are appreciated!
Re: manicure/pedicure set
I put together a set for myself. My H liked it so much I got one for him this past Christmas. Bought all the things separately.
I recommend Tweezerman tools. They're not cheap but they are really worth the money. do a great job, and are easy to clean.
Here's a post with some of the things that I included:
What else do I need for my guy's manicure kit?
For at-home pedicures, I use a Tweezerman callous remover, a metal cuticle pusher, acetone and an E.L.F concealer brush for polish cleanup... and that's it really. Oh, and I have a good pair of large toenail clippers.
I'm glad you're considering taking your own tools to the salon. That will help cut down on your risk of nail fungus!!!
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