Heads up! It’s cuddle season! With winter just around the corner, it’s safe to say that we will be fighting our way through deep snow and bitter cold.

That’s why it’s very important for us to pay attention in keeping our skin healthy from head to toe despite sub-zero temperatures.

Almost everything we do on a day-to-day basis involves our feet. They carry us to places so we can experience life fully.

Yet, they’re also the least pampered part of our body, whether it’s due to improper footwear, hygiene or lack of exercise that can result in other foot issues in the long run.

It’s time to step up your game and invest a few minutes a day by giving your tootsies tender loving care with these necessities.


Foot Sheet Mask

Sheet masks have upgraded to a whole new level, providing one for every skin problem.

And yes, that includes your feet as well.

These foot sheet masks come in sock-like sheets that are soaked in essences specifically formulated to get baby soft feet in minutes.

Feel free to put your feet up and read your favorite magazine of the day while you pamper your feet.


Breathable Thermal Socks

Want happy feet? Make sure to have the right socks on! Breathable thermal socks are your feet’s best friend during this time of the year.

They are a special type of socks that have moisture control, allowing the perspiration from your feet to escape and at the same time, keep them nice and warm!


Tea Tree Oil

Essential oils have been used for centuries because of their medicinal properties.

With its antibacterial and astringent properties, tea tree oil is a proven remedy for healing athlete’s foot and many other bacterial infections.

Massaging this elixir into your feet and in between your toes daily will aid fighting off any bacteria that causes odor.

You wouldn’t want smelly feet on a first date, do you now?


Exfoliating Foot Cream

One of the best ways to keep skin looking smooth – and yes, that includes your feet – is to exfoliate.

Exfoliating foot creams will help soften the layer of cracked skin on your feet.

Once it has softened, the cream will begin to slough away the callus, revealing a new layer of healthy-looking skin.

A great alternative for those who aren't the biggest fans of peeling masks.


Peppermint Cooling Foot Lotion

We can’t stress enough how important it is to moisturize this season.

Once you have removed the unsightly layers of dead skin on your feet, follow it up with a generous amount of peppermint cooling foot lotion.

Peppermint is a good soothing and cooling agent that will leave your feet feeling refreshed all day long.

You’ll be amazed just how soft your feet will be afterwards.


Foot Buffer

Foot buffers go hand-in-hand with the exfoliating cream in buffing away dead skin cells.

Go old school with the trusted pumice stone, unless of course, you’re feeling fancy and want to opt for a battery-operated foot buffer.

Your feet will thank you either way.


Foot Soak

If you have a whole day to relax and unwind, consider doing a foot soak at home.

Epsom salts and tea tree oil foot soaks are known for their therapeutic and healing properties.

Consider this the “detox water” for your feet.

And for that ultimate experience, make sure to have a foot spa tub handy to complete your pamper session while you Netflix and chill.


Soft Insoles

We talked about how to treat our feet in this guide but the real deal here is what you use for your footwear, as this is the root of all the problems.

Using soft insoles significantly help in providing comfort to your feet.

They also give additional support to reduce foot pain and fatigue.

Going on a night out? Worry not, as there are insoles for your fabulous heels so you can party all night long!