Hand & Foot Care

Exfoliating regularly and deeply moisturising the skin can help remove hard skin. A basic foot scrub with natural exfoliants like walnut shell or pumice removes dead skin from the feet, and a rich foot cream or butter with shea butter and coconut oil moisturises deeply. Soaking the feet in warm water with Epsom salts helps loosen the skin and soften hard spots.

You’ll find the best nourishing foot balm or cream when you use one made with healing botanicals like neem, peppermint and tea tree oil. These botanicals will calm tired feet, prevent dryness, and prevent cracked heels. Try a gentle exfoliating scrub as well.

Natural products nourish and repair the feet without taking advantage of chemicals, which have harmful effects, and ingredients like shea butter, tea tree oil, and peppermint help keep the skin hydrated as well as antibacterial, so they’re safe even for sensitive skin. They also help with circulation and keep feet soft and healthy.

Regularly apply a foot scrub, apply a rich moisturising butter or balm and make sure your feet are covered with socks to maintain softness overnight. Ingredients like kokum butter, beeswax and vitamin E help to repair deep cracks in your feet and prevent dryness.

Exfoliate 2-3 times a week to remove dead skin, and then use a foot cream every day to keep your feet soft and hydrated. Apply a thick layer of foot butter before going to bed to make your feet even softer.