To test my grandma’s tip, you will need these ingredients and tools:
Water that is not cold.
Vinegar made from white.
3. Sodium bicarbonate
A big bowl or container to soak your feet in.
A gentle nail brush with soft bristles.
A pumice stone or a nail file.
7. Cream or oil for hydrating the skin.
Guide to doing the trick, explained in steps.
Here is how you can do it: Begin by preparing a foot bath with warm water. Fill a container with warm water and add half a cup of white vinegar. Put your feet in water for 20 minutes.
2. After soaking your feet, softly brush your toenails and the skin around them with a gentle nail brush to clean them and make the nails softer.
3. Wash your feet with water and then put a thick mixture of baking soda and a little water on your toenails. Wait for 10 minutes.
Wash away the mixture of baking soda and water and gently dry your feet.
Use a pumice stone or a nail file to gently smooth thick toenails, being careful not to file too much.
Finish by putting on a moisturizing lotion or oil to keep your nails and the skin around them hydrated.
How This Trick Works: The Explanation Behind It
