<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"You've had it up to here with pedicures that smudge when you put on your shoes, but what are you supposed to do--walk out on the sub-zero streets in those paper slippers? Fear not! May I introduce [Pedisavers Pedicure Socks.](http://www.pedisavers.com/Default.aspx)\\n\\n\\n\\nJust when you thought the pedicure innovation well had run dry after the invention of [Bootie Pies](http://www.bootiepies.com/) (and I take no responsibility for that cutesy name), enter these toe-separating socks. They expose only your ten little piggies to the elements.\\n\\n\\n\\nThe question is: Would you ever be caught dead in them? I'm not sure I could handle the stares. I'll deal with the post-pedicure drying issue the old-fashioned way: By waiting with a water-logged copy of *US Weekly.*\\n\\n\\n\\nIf you must speed up the drying time, bring a bottle of Creative Nail Solar Speed Spray to the salon. I've been using this non-aerosol spray for years, and I truly believe it dries nails quickly, without creating any weird bubbles or ridges (like other sprays tend to). Also, it smells like almonds.\\n\\n\\n\\nI also wear loose shoes to the salon, like my jeweled moccasins (Prada knockoffs, circa 2003). And don't even think of hitting the gym that night."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.allure.com/story/pedi-cures-get-it>