Dry skin is a common problem for us and our feet.
The skin on our feet is much thicker than the skin on the rest of our body. It has more sweat glands, but no hairs or oil glands. The cells in the skin of our feet respond quicker and more frequently to both pressure and friction. This means that the skin on our feet create protective barriers in response to poor foot care and general wear and tear, resulting in excessive thickening and the build-up of hard, dry skin or callus. During cold Winter months when our feet are enclosed in tight shoes and socks, dead skin can build up due to a lack of moisture. With a poor foot care routine combined with the general day to day strain we put on our feet, this dry skin can lead to more serious conditions such as cracking of the soles, corns and calluses.
With Summer almost here and Lockdown coming to a close, there is no better time to give your feet a pamper. Prevention is always better than treatment. A regular foot care routine with well suited products will help to prevent dry skin from forming on your feet and treat any existing skin problems. Here is a selection of our favourite products from Gehwol to help you find your perfect foot care routine, all available on the Feetlife website.
https://www.feetlife.co.uk/Gehwol
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