What is how to stop being ticklish during pedicures?

1. Relax: Trying to fight or control the ticklish reflex actually makes it worse. Instead, try to relax your body and mind and focus on your breath.

2. Distract yourself: Distract yourself with a magazine or a book or engage in conversation to take your mind off the ticklish feeling.

3. Use deep breathing: Deep breathing helps calm the body and can reduce the sensitivity to touch. Take a few deep breaths before the pedicure to help relax your body.

4. Apply pressure: Applying gentle pressure to your palm or fingers can distract your mind from the tickling sensation. Clench your fists or dig your nails into your palms to reduce ticklishness.

5. Use relaxation techniques: Visualize a calming image in your mind or listen to soothing music. This can help redirect your focus and reduce the ticklish feeling.

6. Communicate with your pedicurist: Let your pedicurist know that you are ticklish and ask them to use a lighter touch or avoid certain areas. Communication can help tailor the pedicure to your needs and minimize the ticklish feeling.