Dryness and small cracks on the feet appear in many people, even in those who do not yet wear open shoes. The cause may be lack of moisture, constant friction or changes in weather. But they look as if you forgot about care for a long time, even if you wash your feet every evening.
You can cope with this without hardware pedicures and expensive scrubs. Simple procedures and the right selection of products will help restore smoothness and softness to the skin. If you often wear hard shoes or stand for long periods of time, over time the epidermis becomes rougher and loses its elasticity. Try to rest your feet more often, especially after a long day. You can simply soak your feet in warm water and gently rub them with a soft pumice stone. Use an ointment or balm with urea, panthenol or shea butter. They deeply nourish and accelerate the healing of microcracks. Apply the product generously, massaging the skin with light circular movements until completely absorbed.
Take baths and apply cream regularly. Within a week you will notice that your heels have become smoother and the skin on your feet is denser and healthier.
Important: This information is not a substitute for consulting a doctor. The body's response to changes may depend on individual physiological characteristics, genetic predisposition and health status. It is recommended to consult a specialist.
