At last! The sun is shining, temperatures are rising and we can happily put our heavy winter boots and hiking boots away. It is time for sandals, slides and espadrilles. Before your feet come out of hiding, though, ask yourself one important question: are they ready for this?
Winter can be hard on feet confined to thick socks and closed shoes for months. It often leaves its mark as hardened skin, dryness or painful heel fissures.
At FEETBUSTER, we believe that your feet are the foundation of your well-being. So before you go for your first spring walk in open shoes, have them professionally inspected.
How to prepare your feet for summer? Learn our three golden rules
Before you start doing it on your own in the bathroom, read how to do it wisely and safely:
1. Put down the foot file! 🚫
Excessive filing can irritate and damage the skin. At the practice, we remove excess hardened skin using sterile instruments, then select suitable home care.
2. Hydrate your skin as well as applying oils 💧
Hydration and emollient care complement each other. A cream containing urea helps retain water in the epidermis, while lipid ingredients reduce water loss. Choose a product suited to the condition of your skin; do not apply strongly exfoliating products to cracks or wounds.
3. Take care of the details that make the difference ✨
Healthy feet can look beautiful without any coloured nail polish. Professional care of the nail folds and appropriate nail shaping leave feet looking neat and attractive. These details help you feel confident in open footwear.
Why is it worth visiting us before your holiday?
A basic podology treatment is more than a cosmetic touch-up. Above all, it is about prevention. During the appointment, we check for calluses or corns hidden beneath hard skin. With sand, salt water and long holiday walks, these surprises can turn a dream holiday into a painful experience.
At FEETBUSTER, we eliminate these problems before they make themselves felt, restoring your lightness of step and self-confidence.
Don’t let sandals be a source of shame – let them be pure pleasure!