For many people, September marks a return to more demanding routines: long hours on your feet, wearing closed shoes, intense work schedules, or going back to school.<\/p>\n
This change in context can affect the integrity and comfort of the skin on the feet, making complaints such as excessive sweating, peeling, fissures, odour, and nail changes more frequent.<\/p>\n
While summer is dominated by factors such as heat, sun, seawater, and wearing open footwear, in September the conditions created by prolonged use of closed footwear and the lack of daily preventive care become more relevant.<\/p>\n
Closed shoes, especially when worn for many consecutive hours, can create a warm, humid environment, particularly when there is excessive sweating or poor ventilation.<\/p>\n
This context can promote:<\/p>\n
Wearing closed footwear does not, in itself, cause an infection. However, persistent moisture, heat, lack of thorough drying, and daily reuse of the same pair can create favourable conditions for the development or recurrence of fungal issues. <\/p>\n
These factors are particularly relevant in older adults, people with diabetes, athletes, and professionals who spend long hours on their feet or in closed footwear.<\/p>\n
Wearing closed footwear does not mean all the skin on the feet becomes moist. It is possible to have moisture between the toes and, at the same time, dryness or thickening on the sole and heels. <\/p>\n
Friction, temperature changes, and irregular hydration can contribute to:<\/p>\n
These changes are often underestimated, but they can become clinically relevant. Fissures, especially when deep, compromise the skin barrier and can act as an entry point for external agents. <\/p>\n
That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to distinguish the areas that need moisture control from those that need hydration and protection.<\/p>\n
BioFeet\u00ae proposes a complementary approach based on moisture control, skin protection, and daily hydration.<\/p>\n
Product choice should be adapted to the condition of the skin and each person\u2019s needs, and using all three steps at the same time is not mandatory.<\/p>\n
With a talc- and aluminium-free formula, BioFeet\u00ae Powder<\/a> can be integrated into your routine to:<\/p>\n It can be applied directly to the feet, to socks, or inside footwear, according to the directions for use.<\/p>\n The product should complement a routine that includes careful washing and drying of the feet, changing socks, and alternating footwear.<\/p>\n The combination of ingredients with nourishing and protective action makes it possible to include BioFeet\u00ae Foot Cream<\/a> in the care of:<\/p>\n BioFeet\u00ae Foot Cream can complement care associated with nail changes, including during follow-up for onychomycosis, without replacing the diagnosis or treatment defined by the professional.<\/p>\n It should be applied to intact skin, avoiding the spaces between the toes and open wounds.<\/p>\n\n
2. Nourishment and protection with BioFeet\u00ae Foot Cream<\/h3>\n
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3. Daily hydration with BioFeet\u00ae HydraCare<\/h3>\n