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Step 1
Book a pedicure at a spa or a salon that encourages male customers to come in and enjoy the benefits of proper nail care. Some spas and salons feature a "men's night," where only men are allowed to receive pedicures and manicures for a certain time period. Snacks and beverages may be offered, and some shops may even put a ball game on the television in order to make the atmosphere seem more masculine.
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Step 2
Choose a pedicure at a salon or spa that offers a bit of privacy during grooming procedures. You certainly don't want to be stuck in a chair by the window by a pedicurist who wants to show the whole world that it's okay for men to get manicures and pedicures, too.
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Step 3
Visit a pedicurist who may offer other services that promote good foot health care, such as massages, callus removal and treatment for ingrown toenails. Many salons also offer a soothing foot bath or soak before your nails are cut. An experienced manicurist or pedicurist may even offer you helpful advice on how to choose the proper footwear for your feet, or how to regularly exercise your ankles, toes and the arches of your feet.
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Step 4
Purchase a gift certificate from a spa or salon before you book a pedicure. Not only is this an excellent way of exposing the benefits of spa treatments to your male friends and relatives, but it may also alleviate some of the embarrassment for first-time clients who can merely say, "It was a gift."
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Step 5
Tip accordingly when you book pedicures for men. Your salon or spa technician is spending quite a bit of time with your potentially stinky feet in their face, and a gratuity of a few dollars will certainly be appreciated as well as remembered, especially when you come back for another visit.
