Hands And Feet You probably have a daily routine to keep your face clean and moisturized. But what about your hands and feet. In these days that we are at home, take advantage of this beautiful time and learn to take care of them with these simple homemade tips that we tell you below; and, in this way, you will incorporate them forever into your daily beauty care routine, and you will be ready to bring them out with the good weather that is approaching.

The hands are the most used part of the body, and, for their part, the feet carry the weight of the body all day. Taking care of them doesn’t just mean hydrating them. We have to pamper our hands and feet a little more. During the winter months, hands and feet are more than likely to look dry, red, or cracked. By the arrival of spring, it’s time to take care of them and tune them up for long-lasting benefits in terms of health, not only aesthetic.

Here are the reasons why it is essential to take care of your hands and feet:

  • Improves circulation.
  • Dead cells and toxins are removed from the skin, improving the general condition of the skin.
  • Helps maintain healthy nails.
  • Roughness and hard skin are removed.
  • Hydrated and nourished skin is achieved.
  • These cares have a high relaxing component.
  • In short, a healthy appearance and internal well-being are promoted.

Home Care for Perfect Hands

Never cut your cuticles

The one thing you should not ever do to your hands, as the cuticles protect your nails. Cutting them encourages the skin to grow back faster and leaves the skin underneath open to bacteria and infection. Instead, push it back with an orange stick.

Hydrate at the right time

Moisturizing your hands is essential, and it’s also vital to know when they need it. We especially recommend moisturizing your hands before going to bed, after a bath or shower and always after swimming. In the winter months, always carry a small hand cream with you.

Take care of your diet

Drink lots of water and have green smoothies, which are super hydrating. We leave you a straightforward recipe that is ideal for moisturizing the skin and preventing premature ageing:

Ingredients and preparation:

  • One cucumber.
  • One tablespoon of alfalfa.
  • One stick of celery.
  • One clove garlic.
  • Two glasses of mineral water (400 ml).

Peel the garlic clove and remove the seeds from the cucumber. Clean the rest of the ingredients and pass it all through the blender. The ideal is to consume this shake very fresh, on an empty stomach, to take advantage of all its properties and achieve healthy skin.

Take Care of your ‘Stepparents.’

Trim it as close to the nail as possible, then dab with cuticle oil or almond oil to condition the cuticle if you don’t have any. The results? As if the stepfather had never existed.

Never Wash without Gloves

Gloves protect your hands from the chemicals present in cleaning supplies, responsible for many allergies and skin irritations.

Avoid Anything that can Damage your Nails

That kind of thing like opening a soda can, or avoiding touching fruits like pomegranate and raspberries, or beets, as it can stain your nails.

Protect yourself from the Sun

You can take it alone to receive your dose of vitamin D, but always with SPF 30 or more, and never at midday. UV rays cause water loss and decrease the skin’s natural hydration factor.

Home Care For Perfect Feet

Our feet are often overlooked as a body part that needs little TLC. But many of us are on our feet most of the day, and our poor heels and toes need a little TLC. Here are some tips to keep your feet in top condition.

1. Put Your Feet In Warm Water

A warm bath will refresh them and improve blood circulation throughout the foot. It would be best to do this essential regularly to have your beautiful and relaxed feet.

2. Sun Protection

Sun protection is not only necessary for the face and hands. It’s equally crucial for your feet, as too much sun exposure makes your feet look drier. Every time you go out in the sun, apply a generous amount of sunscreen to your feet. It will protect your feet from sunburn and darkening.

3. Exercise Them

Exercising the feet is as helpful as exercising any other body part. Walking barefoot, trying to pick up a pencil with your toes, stepping on your toes, then your heels, or the outside of your feet first, then the inside of your feet. In this way, we will keep each foot part flexible and in good shape.

4. Get A Homemade Pedicure

It is not the same as a professional pedicure, but at least you will get optimal results while you cannot go to your beauty salon:

Nail Care

An essential thing to do is trim and shape your nails. Remove any nail polish you’re wearing with a good nail polish remover, and then trim the nail. Cut them straight so as not to dig into your skin when they grow.

Footbath

Clean your feet by filling a bowl with warm water and adding some bath salts if you wish. Place your feet in such a way that it covers the ankle. You can also add a few drops of essential oil for a better result. Put some smooth pebbles or sand in the bottom of the container or bathtub. These stones will give you a nice massage when you place your feet on them. After putting your feet in the water and cleaning them, dry them well with a clean towel.

Exfoliation

After bathing, the next thing to do is exfoliate the skin on your feet to remove all dry and dead skin cells. Be gentle with your feet, and don’t rub too hard. If you don’t have a foot scrub, take Note of this homemade recipe based on brown sugar and almond oil to make it yourself. You can substitute almond oil if you don’t have olive grease.

Almond oil remains a creation that offers brilliant softness and elasticity to the skin. Together with the exfoliating properties of sugar, it can be magnificent for removing dead cells from the feet. Mix a few tablespoons of sugar with the almond oil, rub it gently and rinse with warm water to finish.

Hydration

Now use a good quality moisturizer to get soft feet and prevent cracks. Put a generous amount of moisturizer on your feet and massage well. This massage regularly stimulates the nerve endings, improves blood circulation, and nourishes the foot’s skin and muscles.

Before applying nail polish, apply a base coat. This previous step will make your nail polish last longer. And as the last step, apply a top coat to add extra shine to your nails. o Finish by painting your nails: For a 10th finish, you can decorate your nails with your favourite colour.

Conclusion

Take our advice and incorporate these primary beauty care at home hands and feet, along with your daily facial routine. With these simple recommendations, your skin will look smooth and good looking. Hopefully, you have the hydration, exfoliation and nutrition d-nail products for top results, but if not, follow our homemade tips, and you will immediately notice the improvement in the beauty of your hands and feet.