How to Keep a French Manicure on Toes Longer
A French pedicure is designed to resemble natural nails. It is a classy look for women of all ages, and can transition from day to evening and with all types of footwear. While it's a beautiful and sophisticated look, keeping a French pedicure looking fresh can be a challenge. With a few tips, your French pedicure can last a very long time. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Avoid wearing socks or closed-toe shoes for one to two days after your pedicure. Closed-toe shoes such as sneakers or boots can cause friction on your freshly polished toes, damaging your pedicure. Socks can stick to your pedicure, marring the smoothness and overall appearance.
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Touch up the tips of your pedicure by lightly applying white nail polish. Use a white polish that is specifically made for French manicures and pedicures.
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Apply a clear coat of polish every two to three days to keep your pedicure looking neat. Over time, the top coat will wear down, and applying a clear polish will protect your French pedicure.
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Tips & Warnings
Avoid swimming in chlorinated pools soon after you get your French pedicure. Chemicals such as chlorine will damage the polish.
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