Should I put a blister plaster on a blister?
Not just a normal plaster It is tempting just to put a normal plaster or other covering on a developing blister and carry on with your sport but this can...
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Read MoreSwimming pool foot health issues
How to look after your feet at the swimming pool Swimming is a fantastic form of non-weight bearing exercise for the whole body, feet included, but there are a few...
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Read MoreSkin tags: What they are and how to treat them
Skin tags are small, harmless growths that are very common. While many skin tags are barely noticeable, some may appear in irritating places or may become a nuisance. The tags...
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Read MoreHow to protect your feet for a party night out
The holiday season is here, and that means one thing – Christmas parties! It’s the time to light the long-nights with sparkles and fairy lights in jumpers. And for those...
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Read MoreFootcare Throughout Your Life: How to Take Care of Your Feet
Your feet are constantly changing no matter what age – whether that’s daily as you exercise or over your whole lifetime. At each stage of your life there’s different ways...
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Read More3 functions of your feet: How to keep them kicking
Your feet are the foundation of your body. But how much do you really know them? For example, did you know your feet have 7,000 nerve endings? Bet you didn’t....
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Read MoreHelp Your Toenails Grow Back Healthily After a Fungal Nail Infection
Help your toenails grow back healthily after a Fungal nail infection Do you know what a Fungal Nail infection looks like? The sneaky infection often doesn’t cause any pain but...
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Read MoreCan Stress Affect Your Feet?
What are the effects of stress on our body and feet? Stress is an unfortunate aspect of modern life that can have far-reaching effects on our health and wellbeing. Surprisingly,...
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Read MoreWalking Benefits: Mental Health and Fitness
Walking helps you sleep better, live longer and boosts your brain Can you walk your way to a healthier brain? Yes, you can. Walking is proven to help improve your...
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Read MoreFollow your feet: Support your walks from heel to toe
In England, the average person walks about 210 miles in a year <1>. In your lifetime, you’ll walk enough to circle the Earth 4 times. That’s quite a bit of...
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Read MoreRelief from painful Bunions
Bunions are one of the most common foot conditions that affect 6%1 of people of all ages. They occur when the joint at the base of the big toe becomes...
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Read MoreScholl’s Festival Footcare Guide
Festival foot care essentials With over a quarter of the UK adult population attending a music festival in a typical year, we’re clearly a nation that loves to soak up...
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Read MoreCaring for cracked heels and dry skin
When your feet feel good, you feel good. Which is why it’s so important to have smooth, healthy skin. Your skin is like a shield, but when dry skin and...
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Read MoreWhen to wear Compression Hosiery Socks
When and why you should wear Compression Flight socks Travel’s fantastic. It energises the soul. But unfortunately, it can sometimes be pretty tiring. Especially on our legs. Spending hours on...
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Read MoreFoot problems and pain during menopause
A lot of things can change during menopause and perimenopause – and that includes the way our feet feel. It can sometimes be tricky to find information about menopausal symptoms...
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Read MoreIntroducing our new Expert Care Exfoliating Heel Peel Mask
What causes dry, hard and rough heels? Hard skin usually develops when thick skin on the soles of our feet becomes dry, rough and brittle. There can be any number...
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Read MoreWinter Foot MOT
Hard skin? Hard skin occurs through a lack of moisture in the top layers of skin. If you spend more time on your feet, do a lot of exercise or...
