Foot bath:
place a large enough tub, preferably plastic, and fill it up half way with filtered warm water. Add Epsom salt, rose petals and scented oil. as a suggestion, olive oil and pepper mint oils are my favorites. Soak one feet at a time for 10 minutes. Do this at a place where you can sip on a glass of wine with dimmed lights and candles, while playing a mellow music to get the spa-like tranquil experience.
After the 10 minute soaking, wrap your wet foot in towel and place the other in the tub for soaking. While the other is soaking, use pumice stone or file to remove dead skin and calluses from the bottom of your foot carefully and massage every toe and muscle. Do the same with other feet and soak them both back in the tub for another five minute.
Dry your feet and between the toes by damping. most people rub the towel on their skin. Our skin is delicate and very sensitive. Dry up between the toes to avoid achy feeling and fungus.
What is epsom salt and its benefits
SaltWorks.us:
“Epsom salt, named for a bitter
saline spring at Epsom in Surrey, England, is not actually salt but a
naturally occurring pure mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate. Long
known as a natural remedy for a number of ailments, Epsom salt has
numerous health benefits as well as many beauty, household and
gardening-related uses.
keep it moisturized
Throughout the day, apply moisturizer on your feet, rub and massage every muscle.
Pedicure
Clumsy trimming, harm the nails and cause hangnails and ingrown
toenails. At the pedicure, follow safe practice using proper nail
clipper and nail care products. If in search for a nail salon to get the
combination of pedicure, foot bath, and massage, post your need in
Bids By Pros and get a recommendation from our active community members.
Summer heat and feet
- Apply sunscreen
apply protective sunscreen while under the direct sun and reapply after swimming
- Drink plenty of water
Keep yourself hydrated. Drinking water is vital to the skin health and it also eradicates risk of foot swelling caused by the heat.
- Limit the barefoot
Do away with walking barefoot may expose your feet to sun burn, athlete’s foot, and other infections and injuries.
- Exercise your feet
Keep the blood flowing by exercising the ankles and toes.
Winter cold and feet
Keep the feet warm and tender by layer of protective socks and proper winter boots to avoid frostbites.
- Apply moisturizer
Apply lots of moisturizing cream before and after wearing socks.
- Warm foot bath
Apply warm soothing foot bath after coming home from a cold winter weather.
I have a lot to say about keeping the feet healthy and up to shape specially with choosing the shoes and their material. Review the chemical used in making the faux leather shoes and the fabric of your sock. Buy naturally made cotton sucks and choose a comfortable size shoe with high quality soft leather.
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