They say that you commonly forget what you don't see. This saying, no matter how cliché it is, is actually true not only psychologically but physically as well. We put lots of beauty and skin care products on our face because it is what we first see every time we look in the mirror. We take care of it so much because it is what other people look when we meet them on the street or when we go and face a meeting. On the contrary, we often forget to take care of our feet because they are normally hidden on stilettos, leather shoes, socks, or slippers most of the time. For an average person, the hours that we go barefoot can be easily counted on the fingers of our two hands.

The habit of forgetting about this part of our body, however, is not a good idea because not just because they are hidden already means that they are not prone to the development of problems as much as our face does. In fact, being kept in footwear and not having enough air circulation can actually lead to problems like yeast infections since bacteria thrives on moist, dark places. Others, on the other hand, have the mistake of forgetting to exfoliate their feet. Much like our face, our feet also change its skin surface very fast. Not having to exfoliate these properly can lead to problems like dry feet and later on, cracked heels.

Dry feet may be harmless at first but it can also lead to more complicated problems like itching or the dreaded cracked heels which can be very painful. So before your dry feet dilemma gets out of hand, solve the problem by choosing a good foot cream that can moisturize your feet. Products with Super Sterol Liquid are a good choice because of the ingredient's strong healing and moisturizing capabilities. You can also try starting your very own foot spa at home by scrubbing the dry feet away by using pumice after soaking your feet on water. You should do this every two weeks or your skin on your feet will turn over sensitive.