It’s easy to neglect our foot health in the winter. Always being covered by heavy boots and thick socks means we can forget how important it is to take care of our feet. Out of sight, out of mind! Winter is perhaps one of the most important times of the year to maintain our foot…
Pedicures are a great treat! The feeling of smooth skin, clean nails, and a finishing colour is a great way to spoil yourself or treat yourself before a big event. But pedicures can come with a big price tag and may not be something you want to get done regularly. At-home pedicures are more simple…
Insoles are a common solution to a variety of foot problems and pain. Whether your shoes just aren’t fitting right, you suffer from plantar fasciitis, or you spend a lot of time on your feet, insoles can make the difference between persistent foot pain and comfort! Insoles do not need to be prescribed by a…
When it comes to foot care, choosing which specific products to use can seem overwhelming. Most beauty stores and cosmetic lines sell their own brand of foot care products, including moisturizers and scrubs. While some of these are higher quality foot products with ingredients and properties that actively cater to foot health, many of them…
There are so many types of foot creams on the market today from almost every beauty chain and health store. With so many options to choose from, how do you know which is the right for your unique needs? There are a few things to take into consideration when you’re choosing a foot cream. Unlike…
Splints have a variety of uses when it comes to treating foot conditions. Fractures, bunions, hammer toes, and plantar fasciitis are just some of the conditions that can be corrected using foot splints correctly. Painful foot conditions or injuries can seriously limit your movement and impact your daily routine. It’s important to find convenient and…
Foot problems are a common condition for people with diabetes. Without the proper foot care, there may be serious complications, including amputation. Diabetes can cause several conditions, including nerve damage (diabetes peripheral neuropathy) and poor circulation (peripheral arterial disease). These conditions together mean that someone with diabetes may not feel or notice a foot injury…