We frequently overlook our feet while applying various creams and masks to our bodies and faces. Most of us take taking care of our feet for granted, and we constantly meet new difficulties.
We wear high heels or shoes all day, sweaty socks on our feet since we don't feel like getting new ones, or tight nylons occasionally.
Pedicure
Protecting the feet and nails and preventing harm to them is the primary goal of a pedicure. Healthy and well-maintained feet are important for overall health as well as beauty since they have an impact on how the rest of the body feels.
Aesthetic
A pedicure that emphasizes aesthetics is a foot beauty procedure. Regardless of the season, well-groomed feet are a sign of genuine concern for the beauty and health of the body. A pedicure that emphasizes aesthetics is a foot beauty procedure.
Medical
With this pedicure, medical issues with traumatized feet and nails are handled, and the treatment is completed with cosmetic ideas. Quality foot care addresses and prevents hardened skin conditions like calluses and corns as well as the infections brought on by these conditions and ingrown nails. We can stand and move more comfortably thanks to pedicures, which help us keep good posture.
Foot bath
Every good foot care regimen begins with a bath. Baths soothe sore feet, increase circulation, revive fatigued skin, and soften rough skin. Every evening, prepare a warm foot bath and flavor it with a few drops of aromatic oils and sea salt. Tea tree, lavender, and eucalyptus essential oils are beneficial to use in the bath since they have antiseptic qualities and shield the foot from germs, fungi, and warts. Your feet should be submerged in warm water for 15 minutes after the water in the bathtub has been filled. Do this every evening before bed until your feet's condition improves. Then, reward yourself by taking a bath once or twice every week.
Peeling
Peeling is a technique for removing the dead skin cells that cover the new, gleaming, and smooth skin underneath.
Although you may purchase ready-made foot peeling, I advise mixing the peeling mixture yourself because it is quite straightforward. Combine sea salt, brown sugar, and olive oil. Use it to gently rub the feet's rough spots. Using a stone or a heel scraper to remove dead skin cells also works well. Peeling does not need to be done daily; 1-2 times a week would suffice.
Wearing the correct footwear
Shoes must fit properly because wearing shoes that are too small may result in heel pain and calluses that are hard and can cause corns, warts, ingrown toenails, and corns.
Adequate shoe materials
It's well known that synthetic materials don't breathe and hold moisture and heat. Look for footwear made of organic materials like cotton and leather. Natural materials quickly cool your feet since they are permeable. For added security, use sneakers with a unique mesh bottom.
Tips:
1. Wash your feet daily
2. Moisturize your feet (not in between the toes)
3. Use a pumice stone or foot scrub to smooth out natural calluses and dry skin
4. Foot bath