FOOT CARE JOURNAL
Corns, Cracked Heels, Foot Odor:
The Small Questions at Your Feet
Somewhere between the last meeting and the dinner reservation, feet get forgotten. These short reads take the small questions one at a time, from corns and cracked heels to the real reason shoes smell, with notes on pedicures and foot care from our nail lounge in Hiroo, minutes from Roppongi and Azabu.
- 01. What Is a Foot Corn, Really? The Tiny Core Behind the Sting
- 02. Why Do Corns Keep Coming Back to the Same Spot?
- 03. Corns and Calluses: Why They Choose Where They Grow
- 04. Why Heels Grow So Hard
- 05. Cracked Heels, Even When You Moisturize
- 06. Where Does Foot Odor Actually Come From?
- 07. A Dark Toenail, and No Memory of Stubbing It
- 08. The Real Source of Foot Odor Is Hiding in Dead Skin
- 09. At-Home Foot Care vs. a Professional Pedicure: What's the Difference?
- 10. Making At-Home Foot Care a Little More Pleasant
- 11. Skincare Begins When You Wash Your Feet
- 12. Why It's Worth Leaving Callus Care to a Professional
- 13. Why One Bottle of Squalane Oil Can Be Enough
- 14. Busy, Brilliant, and Quietly Neglecting Your Feet
- 15. Foot Care for People Who Have No Time
- 16. Nail Care Has a Longer History Than You Think
- 17. Exfoliate and Moisturize at Once: A Different Approach to Foot Care
- 18. How Can Callus Care Leave Skin Softer, Not Drier?
- 19. Bringing the Same Care Home
- 20. What Happens to Your Feet When You Keep It Up
FILL-IN JOURNAL
What Is a Gel Fill-In, Anyway?
How It Works, and When It Makes Sense
Refreshing a gel manicure without removing the base layer: how a fill-in works, and how to find the rhythm that suits your nails. Coming soon.
COMING SOON COMING SOON
More from the Journal,
Coming Soon
Hand care for the drier months, notes on nail art and seasonal rituals, with new reads on the way.