No, it doesn't involve peeling all your skin off.
There’s nothing worse than deciding to slip on your favorite pair of backless shoes and seeing rough, cracked skin. While a pedicure definitely helps improve the look of fugly feet, realistically you won’t always be able to get one, plus the results don't last more than a few days. Luckily, it’s easier than you think to keep your heels smooth at-home.
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