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Summary: Learn how to use a foot file when giving a pedicure in this free spa and beauty video.
Anneka Walker is a professional nail technician, with experience giving both manicures and pedicures.read more
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" Hi! My name is Anneka on behalf of expertvillage.com, and in this clip I will be showing you how to use a foot file. Once we’ve used the other tools in regards to the pedicure, if we decided we want the foot to be even smoother on the bottom, especially the heels and the balls of the feet, it is also good to use a foot file. The foot file has 2 sides; the rough side and a smooth side. Basically it is best to start with the rough side, and from there follow-up with the smooth side and it will give it a nice finish. "
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