When I was growing up, my feet were like the trees of the forest. Their size made me question where my body was going. Then, when I was 9 years old, I had surgery for giant toenails. One black toe even looked like a sculpture. So I was more cautious about how I wore my feet and what I was putting on them.
Through puberty, I continued that trend of carelessness. Early on, I was embarrassed to show my feet to my teachers. I would always hide them under my shawl coat or blanket. After a while, I couldn’t take any more of this. When I was in my mid-20s, I realized I had to learn how to dress my feet or I would never feel comfortable again.
It was only with the courage of knowing my feet could take it anymore, that I became one of the 50 percent of women in the world suffering from big toe growth disease. To this day, they itch, blisters, and die as a result of the growth. This poor state of being is not fun. It can and does make a woman feel depressed, worn out, and even anxious. I hope I can provide some tips and tricks to relieve some of the pain as I work with more and more women with LuliTonix One Step (No Adding Gradient) Firming Moisturizing toenail Strips.
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This is not my sole purpose, though. Nails are so important, and they tend to hold in fatigue and heavy habits. I’m always working with women who are longing to create a healthy presence for themselves in the home. Since I work so closely with make-up artists and fashion designers (I help them with custom hair products) women have needed my help a lot. I’m often going to sites like Project Greystocking to download and encourage women to add a certain shade to the color wheel.
So if you’ve been taking your make-up too seriously all the time and find yourself wearing the same make-up for years on end, change your style! In a matter of a few months, you might find yourself in a new outfit and looking fabulous. Changing the color of your nail polish is a great way to spice up your look, and it’s something you can easily incorporate into your fashion repertoire.
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