Damaged feet? 3 Remedies for Dry, Swollen and Cracked Feet.

Feet are often overlooked in our beauty rituals.

Except in summer when we show them in our sandals.

And that's a shame, because they deserve all our attention and appropriate care, whatever the season.

But we don't always know what to do to make them feel good...

Fortunately, there are 3 natural and easy to apply remedies to have perfect feet in any season.

Here are 3 natural remedies for dry, swollen and cracked feet :

Contents

• 1. To soothe dry feet
• 2. To put an end to cracked feet
• 3. For relaxed and deflated feet

1. To soften dry feet

Your feet are dry and you are looking for a natural trick to have soft feet easily?

Here is a recipe that will please your feet!

Put 4 tablespoons of white clay in a large basin of lukewarm water.

Add 1 teaspoon of wheat germ oil.

In a little milk, dilute 2 drops of lavandin essential oil and 2 drops of palmarosa, then add this to the clay water.

Mix everything well and soak your feet in it for 15-20 minutes.

With this foot bath, your skin is soft and smells good. The clay cleanses and purifies the skin by neutralizing odors.

2. To put an end to cracked feet

Winter like summer, the feet need a good scrub.

With socks or summer sand, the feet crack and calluses appear with dead, hard skin.

To remedy this, prepare the scrub with the following ingredients:

2 tablespoons of white clay, 2 tablespoons of water, 1 tablespoon of oat bran and 1 teaspoon of olive oil.

Stir well to obtain a paste.

Coming out of the shower when the skin is soft, massage your still wet feet with this scrub, emphasizing the areas with calluses and calluses.

Rinse with lukewarm water and moisturize.

No more horns, crevices and cracked feet!

3. For relaxed and deflated feet

After a long day of work standing, in heels, or because of the heat, the feet swell.

They become real little red sausages!

Here is a foot bath to decongest them and relieve them in a few minutes.

In a large basin of hot water, put 4 tablespoons of red clay, 1 of coarse sea salt, 1 teaspoon of sweet almond oil.

Stir and wait for the water to cool to add 2 drops of peppermint and 2 cypress essential oil mixed in milk or dispersant.

Soak your feet in this relaxing bath for 20 minutes.

The salt helps to deflate the feet, while the red clay is known to activate blood circulation.

Relaxed feet are yours!