Our feet are remarkably high maintenance in the best of times: We have to worry about bunions and blisters, corns and calluses. Heels start to hurt; tendons tear. But during the pandemic, experts have ...

The colder seasons are not all rosy cheeks and pumpkin spice lattes — it’s also an occasion for blistering cold weather, vulnerable immune systems, and compromised skin. With cold, dry air circulating ...

Cracked heels may be common, but they don’t have to be permanent. With simple home remedies and consistent care, you can ...

Exfoliating can help remove dead skin from your feet. You can try methods like scrubbing, soaking, or applying paraffin wax. Dead skin on the bottom of your foot may appear dry, cracked, loose, or ...

Cracked heels aren't usually dangerous, but sometimes they can get infected and lead to a skin infection called cellulitis. Heel fissures, or cracked heels, happen when the skin on the bottom of your ...

Take stock of your moisturizers — you likely have a facial cream, body lotion or even an eye cream and hand cream, but do you have one specifically for your feet? If not, you probably should, even if ...

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Regardless of the season, there are times when foot calluses can escalate, causing the feet to look unsightly. There are some foot callus fixes to help eliminate the pesky problem. Foot calluses are ...

Do your heels look and feel as dry as the Sharara desert, especially in winter? If your answer is yes, it's high time that ...