Tenth step: spray drying spray
Take a drying spray and spray on your nails while keeping a distance. This will help your nails dry faster and allow you to continue the pedicure without risking damaging the other layers.
Be careful not to spray too much on the nails so as not to waste the product.
Pretty feet are fun to see, and pretty nails even more. Opt for a natural look and for the French pedicure. Show off your beautiful feet in sandals and flip flops. Follow our DIY French pedicure above and share your results with us in the comments.
Our expert’s answers to readers’ questions
How to make my French pedicure last longer?
Doing touch-ups regularly and reapplying varnish will help your French pedicure last longer.
What is a reverse French pedicure?
In an inverted French pedicure, the white layer is at the base of the nail and in a rounded shape, aligned with the base of the nail. A reverse French pedicure is not necessarily white and pink.
How long does my French pedicure last?
It depends on how you take care of your feet. The French pedicure will last 15 to 20 days if you maintain them well.
How to remove a French pedicure?
Simply remove it with a varnish remover.
What is the difference between a French pedicure and a normal pedicure?
A normal pedicure can be done with many varnish colors, unlike the French pedicure in neutral and white color.