Hats and Healthy Feet

Did you know that headgear is connected with healthy feet?

Now, before you shake your heads in disbelief and proceed to another website allow me to explain how headgear is connected to foot care.

Have you ever noticed that when your feet are cold, your skin tends to be dry? Yes, cold feet could lead to dry skin and these can produce cracks in the skin around your feet. For women who love to wear slippers, slip-ons or sandals, cracked heels are a no-no. Some women go to a foot spa regularly just to make sure that their feet look clean, pink and healthy.

So what does a body do to keep from having cold feet (and I’m not talking metaphorically here. I really mean COLD feet.)  

Keeping your head warm helps keep your whole body warm. Put on a warm, knitted hat that covers your ears and you’ll soon feel warm. Leave your head exposed to the elements, especially when there is a cold nip to the air, and you can be sure that you will be feeling the cold down to your toes.

So if your toes are cold, put on a hat, knit cap, or a buff. Not only will you feel warm, you are sure you’re going to have healthy feet.