We are at a time of year when, depending on the city, some people wear short sleeves, others still almost wear their coats, there are days when you dare to wear sandals and other mornings when you would stick with ankle boots. During this time and also in the middle of summer, there are several parts of our body that suffer the effects of rising temperatures and changing footwear: our heels. In fact, it is quite easy to find very young people who suffer from cracked heels, although it is true that it is a problem that affects older people more.
Why do we have cracked heels?
Mainly due to dryness. Sometimes it is a question of lack of hydration in this part of our body or dehydration. And how many of us remember our heels every day? Very, very few people. They are the forgotten ones, and yet, as part of our feet, they bear our entire weight 24 hours a day.
In addition, especially for women who switch from closed shoes to sandals when summer arrives, their heels suddenly become exposed to the air, sun, and wind when they had spent much of the year hidden and sheltered between socks, stockings, and tights.
Cream for cracked heels
And I'm going to tell you something... you have to try our hand cream to see that it can truly hydrate any part of your body that suffers from severe dryness or cuts, cracks... Perhaps in your case it's your heels, elbows, feet in general, knees... It's excellent as a moisturizing foot cream because it's made with highly nourishing 
and moisturizing oils like rosehip, olive oil, or jojoba, and thanks to urea, we've made it a moisturizing cream also suitable for cracked heels. Using it morning and night would be enough, and the truth is that the container will last you quite a while.
More home remedies to improve your cracked heels
- Exfoliate that area of the body once a week. We remind you of the body scrub video we made, which is very easy to do. You can use it without problems, and it will be great. Plus, you'll prepare it in two minutes without having to buy anything extra.
- Always dry your feet thoroughly after showering. Logically, if you are at the beach or in the pool you won't be able to do it, but you should when you have taken a shower at home and before putting on your shoes.
- Apply your Maminat cream at night, before going to bed, and if you suffer from very cracked heels or very dry feet, wrap your feet with plenty of cream and the plastic wrap sometimes used in the kitchen. If you don't want to use plastic, you can wear socks, although the effect will be different.
- Diet: The saying "you are what you eat" is absolutely true. Drinking about two liters of water a day and having a balanced diet that eliminates refined flours and saturated fats can improve your skin and, with it, the condition of your feet.
Long live beautiful feet!
And truly, if you hydrate them well and pamper them, they will thank you, and you yourself will probably feel much better. And yes, feet can be beautiful because, all in all, each of us has unique and unrepeatable feet.