Feet may be the most abused part of you body, constantly suffocating inside of shoes, holding up the weight of your body and often forgotten in skin care treatments. There are numbers of foot care products on the market, however they are very expensive and contain harsh chemicals and artificial perfumes. Instead, try pampering your feet with natural home remedies that are gentle, effective, fun and affordable. Read follow materials to learn how to care for feet with natural home remedies.
As the common cold, there doesn’t seem to be a fast solution for athlete’s foot. The fungus thrives in the warm, moist environment of shoes and on locker room floors. Most of time you don’t need expensive long-term treatments. You can make a home remedy for athlete’s foot that will make those itching, burning footsies happy once again.
First you’d better prepare some supplements such as lime, strawberries, olive oil, kosher salt, ground almonds, almond oil, and essential oil (lavender, rosemary or geranium).
Step1 Cut limes in half and then gently massage the juice into your feet, calluses and between your toes for five or ten minutes before rinsing with warm water. A simple and affordable foot care remedy, lime will help combat athlete’s foot and foot odor and will leave your feet feeling soft and supple.
Step2 Mix eight strawberries,2 tbsp. of olive oil, 1 tsp. of kosher salt and 1/2 tsp. of finely ground almonds. Mash the ingredients into a paste to create an exfoliating foot care cream. Massage the paste into your feet, rinse and dry.
Step3 Try to moisturize your feet and heals with a few drops of almond oil after showering to prevent dry, cracking skin. Almond oil absorbs deeply into the skin, can help relieve aches and pains and is often used as a relaxing agent in aromatherapy. Always purchase small amounts of almond oil and store it in the refrigerator, as it goes bad faster than other oils.
Step4 In the end, add a few drops of essential oil to almond oil for a relaxing foot remedy anytime of the day. Rosemary, lavender and geranium essential oils not only smell fantastic, they also help to relieve tired aching feet. Add five drops of your chosen oil to ten teaspoons of sweet almond oil. Carry your oil with you and apply whenever your feet need a break.
To prevent future recurrences of athlete’s foot, be vigilant about keeping your feet clean, dry (try a hair dryer to get in between those toes good), powdered, and in protective shoes when visiting public areas where the fungus may be lurking. If your athlete’s foot persists after trying a few home remedies, see your doctor.