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Storage: Store any leftover paste in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week.
Usage Frequency: Use this treatment 2–3 times a week for visible improvement. For maintenance, once weekly is sufficient.
Best Time to Apply: Nighttime is ideal, as your feet can heal uninterrupted while you sleep.
Variations:
For Sensitive Skin: Swap lemon juice with aloe vera gel to reduce acidity while maintaining healing properties.
For Intense Cracks: Mix in a tablespoon of shea butter or castor oil for extra hydration.
Cooling Option: Add crushed mint leaves or peppermint oil during summer for a refreshing foot mask.
FAQ:
Q1: How long before I see results?
A: Most people notice softer, improved skin in 3–5 uses, though deeper cracks may take 2–3 weeks of consistent treatment.
Q2: Can I use this if I have diabetes?
A: People with diabetes should consult their doctor before using any home remedy, especially if cracks are deep or infected.
Q3: What if I don’t have rice flour?
A: You can substitute rice flour with ground oats or fine sugar as an exfoliant.
Q4: Is this safe for pregnant women?
A: Yes, all-natural ingredients are generally safe, but it’s best to avoid essential oils unless approved by a healthcare provider.
Q5: Can this be used on other dry areas like elbows or knees?
A: Absolutely! This paste works wonderfully on other rough patches of skin as well.
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