Foot Conditions

Thick, hardened layers of skin on the feet that develop due to recurrent pressure and friction.

Extremely dry, cracked heels, also referred to as heel fissures, are unsightly, uncomfortable and may even be painful.

Dry skin commonly appears on the soles of the feet and if left unchecked can have serious consequences for many people.

Lifting and yellow discolouration of toenails (often a fungal nail infection) can be very unsightly.

Whether you are a client or a nail technician, what are some of the associated skin conditions and the impact of diabetes on the feet?

Moist, itchy peeling skin between toes and on the soles of the feet may be the signs of a fungal infection, also known as Athlete’s Foot.

Dry, sandpaper-like, rough skin with superficial cracking or those prone to fungal infections including, atopic dermatitis, diabetics, etc.

If you’re suffering from dry, unsightly cuticles and hard skin around the toes, you’ll want to read this!

Feet become sweaty and give way for bacteria to grow. Foot odour can get quite unpleasant. When shoes emanate an unpleasant odour, it creates an optimal environment for bacteria to grow

Feet that are slipping because they are sweaty or if your socks are moist, your feet need proper moisture balance.