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  Home remedies for dry, cracked feet

Feature Desk : Transitioning seasons, aside from bringing about occasional coughs, colds, and extreme hair fall, often accompany dry, cracked, and calloused feet. Dealing with cracked feet while wearing sandals can dent an individual’s confidence, and it may also lead to various health issues down the line. While there are numerous medicated ointments and costly treatments available promising smooth, buttery-like feet, your kitchen may hold the key to achieving similar results. Let’s explore a few of these remedies.

Bananas

Banana pulp acts as a moisture barrier, aiding in retaining the moisture of your feet while providing essential nutrients. The presence of Vitamin A, C, and B6 within the pulp helps prevent feet from drying out. Simply mash some bananas into a paste, apply it to your feet, and let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing it off thoroughly.

Petroleum Jelly + Lemon Juice

A combination of petroleum jelly and lemon juice serves as an effective exfoliator and moisturizer for your feet. Lemon juice gently exfoliates and smoothens the skin. Mix one tablespoon of freshly squeezed lemon juice with one tablespoon of petroleum jelly. After soaking your feet in warm water for 20 minutes, apply the mixture and leave it on overnight for optimal results.

Honey

Honey, renowned for its moisturizing properties, serves as a natural moisturizer and is widely used in various skincare products. It can effectively moisturize cracked and calloused feet. Simply apply honey directly to the affected areas and leave it on for some time before rinsing it off.

Coconut Oil + Rock Salt

Coconut oil, rich in natural proteins and Vitamin E, aids in regenerating new cells, replacing old ones, and promoting smooth feet. Daily application of coconut oil helps maintain moisture and hydration throughout the year. Additionally, coconut oil packs can alleviate the discomfort associated with foot fissures. Mix some rock salt and lime juice to create an exfoliating scrub for your feet after soaking them in warm water. Dry your feet and then massage coconut oil until fully absorbed.

In conclusion, these homemade remedies offer effective solutions for relieving dry and cracked feet.

Source: The Statesman



  
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