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Nail expert Ri Faleti breaks down how to create custom nails using press-ons and the products you need to have to achieve the perfect press on. Plus, we journey to Klassy Koats to get an inside look ...

As someone who's allergic to gel nail polish and battles with plantar fasciitis on a daily basis, finding a solution that both soothes and beautifies my feet is no easy feat (woe is me). Enter the ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. And while a salon pedicure is - in most cases - a glorious and ...

Also known as a medi-pedi, the medical pedicure has flooded TikTok — but it isn’t merely aesthetic. While nail polish can be a nice addition, the focus is primarily on the health of your skin and ...

I’ve always had a soft spot for pedicures, especially the kind that don’t just involve a slap of polish. I like my aesthetician to really get down to business—think exfoliation, callus removal, and ...

TikTok user @sheisher shared her recent experience at a nail salon after a pedicure caused her feet to harden, specifically her heels. “I actually feel like pedicures ruined my feet,” she says in a ...

For years, I’ve had ingrown toenails, meaning the edge of my nail grows into nearby skin, causing me inflammation and pain. This is bad news for a Manhattan dweller like me who walks most places. I ...

A pedicure usually means a quick trip to the neighbourhood salon. Dipping your feet in warm water, followed by a scrub and massage is the vanilla treatment. The medi-pedi aka medical-pedicure has ...

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Runners’ feet take quit a beating in training and competition. Calluses, bunions, black toenails or no toenails at all are things most runners deal with, but even mild foot pain can cause you to ...