Showing posts with label foot fetish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foot fetish. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2009

6 QUESTIONS FOR A FOOT FETISH MODEL.


She prefers to be referred to as just Lacy (her stage name). Lacy has been in the Foot Fetish biz for a little over year. She’s using the cash she earns from gigs to help pay her way through nursing school. Here are her answers to 6 questions …

So what’s the going rate for an entry-level foot fetish model photo shoot?

It varies, but I usually get paid from $100 – $300 for a 2hour shoot.

What do you normally wear on a shoot?

Usually sexy stilettos. If I’m doing bare feet shots, sometimes I’ll sport a toe ring or an ankle bracelet.

Have you ever worked the strip club scene?

No, but I have friends who do. They charge about 60 bucks for guys to suck on their toes. Good money, but late hours.

Ever been to a foot worshiping party? Never been to one myself, just heard they exist.

Uh huh. Actually I did go to one party. It was run by an escort company. Totally legal. No sex. It was pretty much a cocktail party where men worshipped my feet. A lot of staring and some touching was involved. I got $400 for the night.

Have you ever been in a foot fetish video?

No. I’ve auditioned for them, but never got selected. You can make up to $1000 for just one video shoot. Good money.

So how do you make the big money in this industry?

Once you get a name, you host your own site. Big bucks involved, but there’s a lot of competition and you need to put in a lot of hours…on and off your feet.

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Friday, September 25, 2009

GUESS THE FOOT FUNGUS?


I love dark, damp areas. I infect nails, causing a brown, yellowish discoloration. If you ignore me I will cause the nail to become brittle and eventually crumble away. I am also very contagious. What am I?

Answer:

Onychomycosis (Toenail Fungus)

Helpful TF tips?

  • Wear natural cotton socks.
  • When using a towel, dry the infected are only once, then wash right after.
  • To prevent spreading of fungus, do not share your towels or washcloths.
  • Wear breathable shoes.
  • Do not use nail polish until the disease is gone.
  • File the infected nail thin so that it will be easier to treat.

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