Showing posts with label Foot Care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foot Care. Show all posts

13/01/2021

Deyga Foot Care Kit to make your tired feet, happy feet : Review

13.1.21 4 Comments
Our feet go through a lot on a daily basis. Unfortunately we don't think much of taking care of our feet till summer arrives and we want to flaunt are pair of heels.
Foot care for me extends beyond appearances and a fresh coat of nail paint. It should be a part of our overall health and hygiene.
Deyga organics comes to our rescue to achieve a healthy and happy feet.
Let's take a look at their foot care products:
FOOT CRYSTALS
🟢It consists of Himalayan pink salt, lime and peppermint
🟢Relaxes the veins and improve the blood circulation
🟢Removes dry skin and makes the feet smooth
🟢Give the luxurious pedicure experience
🟢Has an amazingly refreshing peppermint fragrance
🟢Very affordable

FOOT SCRUB
🟢Exfoliates skin and removes dead cells
🟢Keeps the skin smooth and supple
🟢Refreshes and relaxes tired feet
🟢Contains almond butter, spirulina, granulated sugar, virgin coconut oil, vitamin e oil and mint essential oil
🟢Like is so much 💚
FOOT BUTTER
🟢It is made up of coconut butter, extra virgin olive oil, vitamin e oil, beeswax and coconut oil
🟢Rich and buttery texture
🟢Very smooth to apply
🟢Gets absorbed and keeps the forth hydrated
🟢Has a yummy fragrance
🟢Heals cracked heels and makes them soft
🟢Love this product💚

The products of Deyga Organics are cruelty free, they have no added preservatives, are hand made and they are made in India as well.

I totally loved the experience of using them and look forward to trying other products from them. It's an honest review and I highly highly recommend it.

XOXO
Aditi

02/04/2013

Are you Summer Ready?

2.4.13 14 Comments
With Summers knocking at the door,there is something as important as the spring cleaning itself..yes and that is..preparing your skin for the summer heat.
Before you knew it, summer was here. .The time to prepare is now. Here's how: 
Step 1: Exfoliate
One of the best ways to prepare your skin for summer is with gentle exfoliation. This process gets rid of dead, dry skin cells, allowing your body to ‘shed’ its winter layer and prepare healthy skin for the start of a new season. Regular exfoliation can be a part of a healthy skin regimen no matter the season; as long as your skin is not sensitive, exfoliation can help you achieve smooth, healthy-looking skin that makes you look more glowing and youthful. The Indian market is flooded with scrubs of all price ranges and to suit all skin types..get one or DIY one!

Step 2: Cleanser
There are several alternatives to soap and water cleansing - facial cleansers which have been developed to deal with cleansing different skin types, and to avoid drying the skin as traditional bar soaps tended to do. These maybe in any form such as creams, milks, liquids, foams, oils, gels and lotions.  In summers,I personally try to avoid creamy,foaming cleansers and use gel cleansers instead.

Step 3: Toner
Refreshing and cooling your skin, toners and astringents quickly evaporate after being applied with cotton wool. They can also remove excess oil from the surface layers of your skin. Those with dry and sensitive skins should avoid these products, as they can be too drying. Generally, if the product stings your face, move onto a gentler foundation or weaken it by adding a few drops of distilled water. Rose water makes a refreshing spray, especially in the dryness of air-conditioned rooms. Since I have a dry skin and it turns combi in summers,I generally don't overdo with toners.
Step 4: Moisturizers/Body Lotions 
After you exfoliate, your skin is in one of its most vulnerable stages. This is the most important time to moisturize and re-hydrate your skin. It’s also essential to understand that dry skin has a decreased capacity to heal, making it far more susceptible to various forms of skin damage, such as over-exposure to the sun. Generally, the drier your skin the thicker the moisturizer you should choose. All skin types need a moisturizer, and one of the most valuable ingredients to look for is a UV filter. This ensures your moisturizer will give your skin year-round protection from the burning rays of the sun.But in case of summers try shifting from thick,creamy moisturizers to light weight ones with an SPF.

Step 5: Sunblock
Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen..The use of sunscreen is by far one of the most essential habits to adopt in order to protect your skin from burns, wrinkles, dehydration, early aging and skin cancer. Experts recommend you utilize a water-resistant SPF of 30 or more, even on cloudy days, and reapply approximately every 2 hours.
 Step 6: Smooth Skin
If your summer forecast calls for sunny days outdoors, you may be putting some effort into removing unwanted hair. But once you rip off the wax strip, it’s also important to care for the skin that’s newly exposed to the elements. Give your skin some time to recover before getting active outdoors.Waxed skin is photosensitive and more susceptible to burning, so take extra care to so cover up and wear SPF after waxing. Even aloevera gel is said to have amazing soothing effects for people with sensitive skin. Also,post waxing, a proper at-home exfoliation regimen is key to preventing in-grown hairs.
Step 7: Treat You Feat
If you’ve stuffed your feet inside shoes/boots all winter, they probably need a lil' attention for the sandal/flip flops weather. Jump-start your program with a pedicure. Relax and soak your feet in warm water for a few minutes. Then exfoliate your feet, paying special attention to your heels and toes.Another favorite tricks is to massage your feet with a heavy cream, and then put on a pair of socks before hitting the pillow. Apply your favorite summery shades of nail paints..and you are 'feet ready' :)
P.S. I'm so excited to push away the blacks and blues in my nail paint stash behind and bring forth the corals and pinks :)
 

19/01/2013

Patanjali Crack Heal Cream: Review

19.1.13 16 Comments
Yes most of us love winters but with the chill in the air comes a long list of personal/skin care products to keep ourselves moisturised and supple. A very common side effect of chilly weather is that it takes a toll on your feet and God forbid if you are dry skinned like me..there go a few cents extra to take care of those 'hidden in the socks' feet. I have tried a few cheap and not-so-cheap alternatives/home remedies for heel and foot care and finally gave a try to my beloved brand Patanjali. Lets see what are my views on the product in question i.e. Patanjali Crack Heal Cream.
                         
Our body has a love-hate relationship with sebum. When wehave just the right amount of this oily substance, it helps protect our skin. Sebaceous glands, which produce our body's sebum, are found everywhere on our skin with the exception of the palms of our hands and soles of our feet. And that's the reason why our feet get dry,scaly and cracked.
Moving on to the solution now....
What it Claims: Helpful in healing cracked heals.


Price/Quantity: INR 60/- / 50gm

Ingredients:

Directions for use: Apply 2-3gm on the cracked area.

Packaging:
Patanjali Crack Heal Cream comes in a typical Patanjali yellow squeeze tube with a screw cap. Practical and travel-friendly!

My Take:
Now if you have come across any three posts of mine ,you would be knowing I have a dry skin (though I'm pretty sure I've mentioned that in every post of mine..so in that case make that "any post of mine")Being so, the feet demand some extra pampering from me..more so in winters. I have tried vaseline and foot creams from Avon,Oriflame and the likes.Some were satisfactory some were not worth the price and hype. Then I came across Patanjali Crack Heal Cream. No I did not go through any reviews,didn't seek suggestions..Just saw and bought (Now that's the advantage of a low priced product..you don't have to think twice before buying it)
The colour of Patanjali Crack Heal Cream is pale yellow and it has a pretty strong smell of camphor that might irritate sensitive noses but I like it..very refreshing. The foot cream's consistency is quite thick..just what a foot cream should have. It gets absorbed in the skin as if the skin was aching for it since long :P Post application though it feels nice on the feet,it gives a greasy sticky feel to the palms of my hand and i have to wash my hands off.
Since there is no elaborate "direction to use" on the tube,I did the most common method of soaking scrubbing,wiping and applying the foot-cream method and Whoaaa..within few days my feet became baby soft. It actually works well. Now I don't have scaly/cracked heels but they do become dry and hard if neglected. But whatever the case I love love love this and use it regularly!

My Likes:
1. It actually works..heals cracked heels!
2. Super Affordable.
3. Smells of Camphor.
4. Travel-friendly packaging.
5. Correct consistency for a foot cream.
6. Gets absorbed easily.
7. A little goes a long way.

My Dislikes:
Apart from its availability I cannot find a con and in my the store's near by so absolutely no con for me!

Last Word:
Yes it feels sticky to hands post application but then guys its for feet and as long as it does what it is meant for..and for that matter it does it pretty well....  why do we buy hand washes for?

Repurchase:
Till it gets discontinued...

OverAll Rating: 5/5 (4.9 for sensitive noses) 
P.S. Would love to know your HG foot cream?

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