The Psychology of the French Pedicure

A lot of people don't really like the French pedicure. Women who despise this type of pedicure think that it's passe and a relic of a beauty era that has long gone out of style. Men who dislike it, meanwhile, think it's not sexy and makes the wear seem immature and childish.

But there are also people who are big fans of French pedicure. This is particularly true for those who have a foot fetish. In fact, many foot worshipers love to look at photos of women who have French pedicure, and they get attracted to ladies who are sporting this nail style. Those who have a girlfriend or a wife often ask if they could watch her get her nails done with clear beds and white tips. There are even men who do their sweetheart's nails in the French pedicure style because they get a kick out of it!

But the real question is this: why does the French pedicure attract men with a foot fetish? What's the psychology behind it? There is no single answer to this question, but there are several probable reasons, such as the following:

It contrasts vividly with the skin

This doesn't always work for everyone, particularly those who have pale skin. But, for those who have dark skin or who like getting a deep tan, the French pedicure is a great look because it contrasts with their skin tone and makes their toes stand out even more. This, in turn, can be a big turn on for men with a foot fetish since their eyes are immediately drawn to the feet.

It's conducive to hygiene

Colorful nail polish is gorgeous on almost everybody since it emphasizes the shape, size, and length of toenails and adds a touch visual drama to an otherwise plain set of feet. Unfortunately, it can have a big drawback: it completely covers the nails and disguises features that may turn off foot fetishists, such as cracked and dry nails or those that have fungi. This isn't the case with French-pedicured nails: since they have clear beds, it's easy to see the actual condition of the owner's feet and verify if they have healthy nails or not.

It mimics the natural nail color

There are different kinds of foot fetishists: those who are attracted to heavily decorated feet with nail polish and tattoos and/or are covered in socks or stockings, and those who prefer the natural look. The French pedicure appeals to people who belong in the latter group; since it adds a simple white strip at the top and keeps the nail beds clear, it creates a simple, almost-unpolished look that many foot fetishists love.

It symbolizes innocence

Most colors have a universal meaning that people easily understand. Red, for example, can be a symbol of sexiness and sultriness, while black can represent Gothic influences and dark intentions. Neon colors and pastel hues often signify playfulness, cheerfulness, and a sense of adventure. White, meanwhile, symbolizes purity and innocence — two factors that often attract people with a foot fetish.

It matches people's personal preferences

Oftentimes, foot fetishists don't know why they love the French pedicure — they simply do. Just as some people are drawn to colorful nails, they're attracted to almost-nude nails that have white tips. It's a part of their personality that they can't explain, like a taste for coffee instead of tea or a preference for classical music instead of modern pop.

These things are just the tip of the iceberg since the psychology behind the popularity of the French pedicure is difficult to explain. Despite this, it cannot be denied that many foot fetishists have a passion for French tips. So, if you like this nail style and are curious about foot fetishes, why not dip your toes into the world of foot worship? You can read this free report to understand how and why you can earn through your feet. If you're ready to take the plunge, make sure to read Digital Sex Work to get in-depth tips on using your feet to earn a living.