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Winter brings with it the warmth of sweaters, hot cocoa, and the joy of holidays. But it also means cold temperatures and dry air, which can be harsh on your feet. The cold weather can decrease the moisture level in the air, leading to dry, cracked heels and sore feet.
In this blog post, we'll share easy tips to maintain happy and healthy feet in the winter season.
Tips to maintain happy and healthy feet in winter season
Wash your feet every day with soap and water, and dry them thoroughly to avoid potential fungal infections. Treat your feet to a relaxing soak in warm water infused with Epsom salt occasionally, especially if you have heel discomfort. Exfoliate your feet weekly with a gentle scrub to get rid of dead skin cells and maintain smooth supple skin.
The cold winter air can make your feet dry and cracked. Apply a thick, moisturizing foot cream regularly to prevent extremely dry skin from causing discomfort. Allow your skin to absorb the moisturizer fully before putting on socks or shoes.
Choose wool or moisture-absorbing synthetic socks to keep your feet warm and dry in the winter. Make sure your shoes have a proper fit and adequate cushioning for protection. If you have foot conditions like flat feet, bunion, or heel pain, invest in Biofoot shoes designed for comfort, performance, and pain relief.
Cold weather can make your feet sluggish and less flexible. Stretch your feet before you start moving by performing simple exercises like leg lifts and calf stretches. This boosts blood flow and keeps your feet warm, flexible, and healthy.
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