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Tips To Get Your Feet Christmas and Winter Ready

Countdown to feetmas starts now!

 

As the holiday season kicks into full gear, you might be busy running around, buying gifts, decorating the house and preparing for family gatherings… which often involve spending long hours on your feet.

With all the hustle and bustle, you might have forgotten about taking care of your feet—not until you notice the aches and pains creeping in!

Here are some festive foot care tips to keep our feet healthy, happy and ready to dance at this holiday season: 

  • Treat Your Feet to a Holiday Soak.  A warm foot bath can help relax your muscles and soften your skin.  Add a few drops of essential oils and for an extra treat, try adding Epsom salts to help reduce swelling and relieve tension.
  • Keep Your Feet Warm and Cosy.  With colder temperatures these days, it’s essential to keep your feet warm and protected.  Opt for wool or thermal socks, which are excellent at trapping warmth while allowing your feet to breathe.
  • Exfoliate for Soft, Smooth Skin.  The cold winter air can leave your feet feeling dry and rough, especially if you’re wearing cozy socks or boots all day.  To prevent dry, cracked skin, exfoliate your feet regularly.  Use a foot scrub or a pumice stone to remove dead skin, especially on your heels and toes.
  • Moisturize for a Festive Glow.  Once you’ve exfoliated your feet, apply a rich, nourishing foot cream to lock in moisture.
  • Wear the Right Footwear.  Choose comfortable, supportive footwear to keep your feet feeling great.  If you’re attending a festive event that requires fancy shoes, consider bringing a backup pair of flats or cushioned insoles to avoid discomfort.

To avoid any unwanted foot problems like:

bunions (https://www.thechelseaclinic.uk/bunion-3/), ingrown toenails (https://www.thechelseaclinic.uk/ingrown-toenail/) or corns (https://www.thechelseaclinic.uk/what-are-corns-and-calluses/), take care of the basics.

Taking care of your feet during the Christmas season is not only about pampering yourself, it’s about ensuring you can enjoy the festivities without discomfort or pain.  Whether you’re dancing at a holiday party, walking in a snowy wonderland or just relaxing by the fireplace, your feet deserve the care and attention they need to stay healthy and happy.  Treat yourself to some of these festive foot care tips and you’ll be ready to take every step of the season with joy and comfort.

We are independent prescribers able to prescribe any medication from the BNF relevant to the lower limb, foot and ankle.

Are you suffering from any hand or foot condition?  At The Chelsea Clinic, we can help.  One of our podiatrist can assist and then recommend what treatments are best to get you back on track. Podiatrist South Kensington
Schedule an appointment here or you may call us at +44 (0) 207 101 4000

 

We hope you have a feetastic day!

-The Chelsea Clinic and Team

 

 

 

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