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FOOT CARE SIMPLIFIED

 

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Sure you ladies must have heard that the secret to a younger-looking skin is all about following a basic skincare regime. However, did you know that this doesn’t only include facial skin, but also your hands and feet too? That’s right! So, while ordinarily you might be opting for body scrubs coupled with luxurious hand and neck creams, you should know that your feet also needs a fair share of TLC; after all, travelling with cracked heels is a complete no-no (we mean, obviously!).

A healthy foot care extends beyond appearances or just a fresh coat of nail paint. In case you thought foot care is only about scrubbing and moisturizing your feet, then boy do we have some news for you. Take a scroll down straight (we mean literally) to our guide to a happy and healthy feet.

HOME REMEDIES FOR SOFT FEET

1. Go Old School & Use Baking Soda

This one’s a basic and requires most of the common ingredients from the kitchen. On it.

Step 1: Mix two tablespoons of baking soda in warm water.

Step 2: Next up, soak your feet in the water for at least half an hour (pro tip: till you feel the water has cooled).

Step 3: If you’re extra picky, then add bath salts to it. They help to ease your muscles and soften skin.

Step 4: Repeat it regularly.

2. The Banana Magic

Bananas make a great cracked heels remedy.

Step 1: Step into the kitchen and whip a storm ripe banana in a blender.

Step 2: Next up, smudge the paste on your feet.

Step 3: Remember to let it dry for 10 minutes (keep your cellphones close). Wash it off with warm water.

Step 4: Try it once in a week and voila – great results.

3. Miracle of Olive Oil

The cheat sheet on how to get soft heels? Olive Oil to the rescue.

Step 1: Dip a cotton ball into the oil and apply it on the affected areas (as easy as it can be, right?)

Step 2: Go gentle on this one ladies! Softly massage in circular motions.

Step 3: Done? Now pull up a pair of socks (of course your favorite ones) and allow skin to absorb the oil.

Step 4: Rinse your feet after an hour.

A pro tip: For maximum benefit, leave the oil overnight and rinse off the next day.

4. DIY Scrub

Hooray ladies, foot care just got easier for you. Bid adieu to those ugly cracked heels and say hello to homemade foot scrub. What’s not to love.

Step 1: Start by blending oatmeal with lemon juice.

Step 2: Make a paste and smear it on the affected areas. Then leave it for 30 minutes.

Step 3: Rinse off your feet with cold water.

Step 4: This one’s a secret: (hush) Vaseline or jojoba Oil can also work instead of Lemon Juice.