8 Ways to Prolong Your Pedi

Stepping out with a fresh pedicure is one of summer's biggest beauty highs. Realizing you've scuffed, chipped, or otherwise mangled it two days later? Not as fun. Avoid heartache with these expert tips for making yours last longer.

By Leah Melby

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Take a Break

We all know not to slip on running shoes and go out for a jog right after a pedicure, but staying clear of the sauna? "Avoid the beach, hot yoga, and other activities with extreme temperatures or textures that could be damaging for at least six hours after your appointment," suggests Jane Park, CEO of Seattle-based nail company Julep. "It really takes a lot longer to dry than you think!"

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