The roughness of the feet
The feet are constantly exposed to roughness, dryness and continuous cracking, due to frequent washing with water without drying them. In addition to the frequent walking on the dry ground covered with moquette or carpet, the continued lack of care for moisturizing them, the wearing of shoes and non-medical socks, Which makes the appearance of wrinkled skin suggests aging, which causes embarrassment and discomfort to the person, especially for women who always try to maintain the appearance of young and seeking to keep the skin shiny, healthy and moist.
The majority of people suffer from this problem, especially in the winter, when dry skin is getting dry due to constant colds. Some women have to resort to beauty salons to dry the dry skin, restore the damaged cells and soften the skin in special ways, but can restore vitality and moisture to the feet. The problem of cracking and coagulation without paying additional costs, through the use of some herbs and household oils that have proven effective in the repair of rough skin, Here are some of these simple ways that can be done at home:
Methods of smoothing feet
- Stone Pumice: This rough stone is very useful in scraping the dead cells that accumulate in the area of the heel, by rubbing the coarse areas with the stone after washing them thoroughly with water. After digging the area well, the feet are submerged for a few minutes and then removed and dried with cotton and then painted with ankles or full feet with Vaseline With plastic bags to hold them all through the night until morning, preferring to repeat this method to prevent the appearance of cracks in the skin again.
- Mix to soften the feet
Ingredients
- Piece Laurel soap.
- Spoon of starch.
- A cup of natural honey.
- Half a small box Vaseline.
- Half a cup of olive oil.
- Spoon of cornstarch.
- A cup of rose water.
- 2 tablespoons instant yeast.
- Two tablespoons of powder milk.
- A cup of lemon juice.
- Spoon of crushed crispy herb.
- A glass of glycerin.
How to prepare:
- Cut the laurel soap gently, mix it with lemon juice and rose water and set it on fire until the soap dissolves.
- Add the rest of the ingredients to the soap mixture with a slight increase in lemon, glycerin and rose water so that the mixture does not become thick.
- Turn off the fire under the soft cream mixture, then let it cool down a little. Then rub the feet, including the ankles in the mixture, and cover them with plastic bag or cotton socks for hours until it is well absorbed, and then wash the feet with lukewarm water, preferably on the feet for three to four Approximately hours.