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Get summer-ready feet with these foot care essentials
Written byH&B editorial team
Reviewed byHeeral Patel
Goodbye ‘summer bod’, it’s all about hello summer feet! Discover the lotions, sprays and at-home spas to nail your foot care routine
Our top picks
Softens dry heels
Dr Organic
Dr Organic Manuka Honey Foot & Heel Cream 125ml
3 For 2 Mix & Match
€10.49
Confidence on the go
Salt of the Earth
Salt of the Earth Peppermint & Tea Tree Natural Foot Deodorant Spray 100ml
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€6.35
€9.49
When you think about top-to-toe care, it’s all too easy to forget about... well, your toes.
It’s time to support your feet as much as they support you, whether your summer plans involve a marathon or relaxing on the beach – or both!
Swap sweat for sweet scents, blisters for bubble massages and calluses for confidence with our top foot care picks...
I’m looking for... care for dry feet
Fans of Skin Food, gather round. Weleda’s known for their super-nourishing formulas and this Foot Balm is no different.
Refresh tired, dry, rough or sweaty feet and leave them feeling hydrated and smooth. Lavender, rosemary and sweet orange essential oils offer a fresh scent and a little aromatherapy on the go.
Myrrh extract and soothing calendula are heroes for calluses and rough heels, making this lotion a staple for walkers, runners, busy bees and barefoot babes alike.
Runny lotions not cutting it? This rich Manuka honey cream comes to the rescue for rough and callused feet.
Manuka honey’s produced by bees that visit the Manuka bush in Australia and New Zealand, and it offers a unique set of cleansing benefits. Sweet!
Here, this honey cream helps soothe skin and soften dry areas. Customers love it for its gentle scent and its talent for softening hard, cracked heels. Apply after using a pumice stone (or a Magnitone roller –
more info to come), then leave to soak in for ultimate silkiness.
Crystal Spring: it conjures up images of paddling in fresh, cool water. Chances are this sounds like heaven, especially if your feet are feeling sore, overused or hot.
Treat your feet to a daily purifying experience with these stick-on foot pads, infused with green tea and ginger extract as well as tourmaline crystal.
Pop a footpad onto one foot before bedtime – they're a natural source of Far Infrared light.
I’m looking for... something for smelly feet
Visiting friends straight from work? Brunch after a run? Yikes.
Perk up hot feet and stay confident anytime, anywhere with a pocket-sized foot deodorant.
Aloe vera calms hot and sweaty feet, while peppermint and tea tree leave you smelling fresh as a daisy. Pop in your work bag, sports kit, overnight bag or car and it’ll come in clutch when you need it most.
What’s more, it’s unisex, Vegan Society certified and uses a spray nozzle – so you can share without a care.
A fungal foot infection isn’t exactly the stuff of dreams. But it’s pretty common, affecting up to a quarter of people at any time, and can be sorted out with a pharmacist if there are no underlying conditions.1,2
Miaderma’s anti-itch spray is designed to provide relief within minutes. Spray at the first signs of an itchy red rash, white patches between the toes or sore, flaky patches on the feet.2
The final say
Spotted something? Hotfoot it to your local store or just add to your basket.
Whether you’re prepping for a marathon or a week-long sesh in the sun, your feet deserve attention for it all.
Or why not learn a bit more about how to look after your feet and how they could even tell you a bit more about your health...?
This article provides informational advice and is not a substitute for medical care. Curated by experts for accuracy, we take great care to ensure the information is up-to-date and relevant. However, you should always consult your GP or healthcare professional before using supplements or alternative products, particularly if you have medical conditions or are under supervision.
1. Crawford F. Athlete’s foot. BMJ Clin Evid [Internet]. 2009 Jul 20 [cited 2025 Apr 8]; 1712. Available from: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2907807/
2. NHS. Athlete’s foot [Internet]. NHS [reviewed 2024 Apr 29; cited 2025 Apr 8]. Available from: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/athletes-foot/
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