In today's video, you learn some mistakes to avoid when doing your pedicure at home. You'll learn how to remove corn and help bunions, hear a scary story that almost caused a client to require emergency surgery, and more, so sit back, relax, and enjoy!

How to Remove Corn on Toe and Pedicure Toenail Cleaning. In Today's video, you’ll hear so much great information on nail discoloration, nail shape changes, glove use, corn removal, our decision to move to Arizona, and how we made it all come to fruition. She asks so many great questions. While I clean her toenails, you’ll love it. Thank you for being here and supporting my dedication to helping all people with their nails worldwide, so sit back, relax, and enjoy!

I had the pleasure of helping a group of five sisters with their feet and nails—all in one day! This video is full of information you’ve not heard before. I’ll explain how to safely remove the hard corn from the bottom of the foot, provide some instruction on what not to do, and dispel some myths about waterless pedicures, so sit back, relax, and enjoy! Reminder to all our new channel members for the super up close videos with no ads, turn on your notifications by clicking the bell icon, or you won’t know I uploaded the video to watch on Weds or Thursdays. Join this channel to get access to perks and prizes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8O6B9XeAoG10cKUdYGC3YQ/join It never looks like a bunch of sticky cuticles on the nail plate until the feet are soaked. And I will share some statements people have tagged me in on social media that aren’t true about soaking the feet throughout the video. You might notice that you never see any video clips of cleaning a toenail from start to finish with the waterless method and using the electric file. And that is because it takes so much more time than if you were to clean like you see me doing. Thank you all for joining me today! I hope you enjoyed the pedicure service and found value in learning some new pedicure techniques. Your support means the world to me!

Today's pedicure tutorial covers-- Diabetic Pedicure: toenail Damage or Nail Fungus? Figuring out the reason why your toenails are changing is often a difficult task. But it’s an essential step in the restoration process. Stay tuned to find out what has caused the changes in this diabetic client's nails and get answers to some of the concerns commented in last week’s video.