The next time you’re making some coffee, don’t throw away the grounds. Use them to make foot scrub to exfoliate and smoothen your feet. Mix 2 tablespoons of coffee grounds with 2 tablespoons of coarse ...

Both sugar and salt scrubs are designed to exfoliate the skin. Massaging them into damp skin removes layers of dirt and dead skin cells and encourages skin to shed at a more rapid rate, typically ...

Podiatrist Emma Supple, of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists, says: 'I usually use a long-handled pan scourer and soap rather than foot scrubs but if I feel like some pampering I use this ...

You’ve likely noticed that the beauty aisle is chock- full of both sugar and salt scrubs. Some of the products sound pretty gourmet, too. With delicious-smelling ingredients like sugar cane, cocoa ...

Summers are meant for staying breezy. One cannot think of wearing shoes in the blazing heat of the sun. Flip flops or open toe sandals are ideal for the hot weather, which can be teamed with all your ...

Why should you scrub your feet at home? Whipping up a good DIY foot scrub can help exfoliate dead skin cells, minimise calluses, increase blood circulation, relieve walking or standing-related muscle ...

Winter jackets, scarves, and winter hats are being stuffed into trunks at rapid speed and those snow boots are quickly being replaced with sexy, breathable sandals — so this is the perfect time for us ...

People spend a lot of money on fancy footwear every year, in a bid to add some 'oomph' to their feet. However, have you wondered how a pair of stilettos would look if your heels are cracked, nails ...

With the days getting warmer, it is quite likely that your feet are feeling the heat too. Dry, sore and cracked heels may appear year round, but they are more likely to surface during the summer ...

Though the lockdown has eased out, there are still a few places which aren't completely open for public, and one such place is the salon. We all are desperately waiting for the salons to open so that ...