The best foot soaks for cracked heels

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There’s no doubt that you have come across many recipes and commercial foot soaks for cracked heels already. But you probably still have a lot of questions.

Do any of them really work? Where do you get them? Which natural ones work? What is the best foot soaks for cracked heels?

We were wondering the same things so we scoured all of our top resources and found the following results below. But first, let’s take a look at why we love foot soaks:

•They are convenient.

•Take little effort

•Come in a variety of scents

•They are an inexpensive way to help fix cracked heels.

Common ingredients in foot soak:

• Menthol
• Baking soda deodorizers your feet by killing the bacteria and act as an exfoliator
• Peppermint also has anti-inflammatory properties
• Epsom salts soften your skin
• Tea Tree as a disinfectant, antifungal
• Milk work great for healing irritated skin
• Green tea is a natural moisturizer
• Olive oil soothes itchy skin
• Vinegar helps to soften the callouses

Most all-natural DIY foot soaks and commercial foot soaks have these ingredients in them. The commercial foot soaks may also have a form of medication in them also to help a variety of ailments.

The most common DIY homemade foot soak is:

Instructions: Mix all the together in the bowl. Add warm water to cover the feet to the ankle in the basin. Let the water cool to a skin-safe temperature. Soak feet 15 minutes or until water is no longer warm. Pat dry.

Take a look at our top selling foot soaks:

Once you soak your feet what do you do?

• Soak your feet in a foot bath.

• File your heels in with a foot file

• File toenails in a straight line with curved edges

• Push back cuticles on toenails

• Give yourself a paraffin treatment

• Apply a thick lotion or heel cream

Keeping your heels smooth can be a lot more manageable than you think.  What are some of your favourite foot care products?