Jumping feet first into summer

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Summer can be a hard time for feet, from mozzie bites to cuts from barefoot beach walks. If your feet are not quite up to jandals, we can still protect them in other ways. Here’s what to be mindful of this summer and how Kiwiherb products can help keep your feet healthy and happy.

Bites and stings

In summer your feet come out from their winter hibernation. Even on colder summer evenings, your feet are often uncovered, leaving them vulnerable to biting insects of all types. There’s nothing worse than a mozzie bite on the bottom of your feet.

Cuts and grazes

Barefoot wanderings on rocky riverbeds or playing frisbee in the park, living outdoors makes us prone to cuts, scrapes, and grazes.

Bruises

Have you ever dropped a can on your foot? Stubbed your toe? Tripped in your jandals? Summer is a prime time for some decent bruising!

Unsightly, itchy toes

As the air gets warmer but your feet are stuck in office shoes, you might find your toes and feet become itchy and uncomfortable.

How Kiwiherb products can keep your feet healthy and happy

  • If your feet have been cut, grazed or bruised, reach for Kiwiherb Calendula Ointment – it aids the natural healing of cuts, grazes, burns or rashes. Soothing Calendula is ideal for bites too. Kiwiherb Calendula Ointment is certified organic for maximum goodness and features locally sourced beeswax and olive oil.
  • Give your feet a treat with Kiwiherb Foot & Nail Care Cream. It combines soothing Calendula and essential oils of Thyme and Kanuka for intensive daily care of feet and nails.
  • Ward off feet-biting bugs with Kiwiherb Herbal Insect Repellent. Essential oils of Lemongrass and Fennel are combined with herbal extract of Chaste Berry to make this DEET- and chemical-free insect repellent with a fresh lemon scent. It’s suitable for the whole family, including babies and children.

Kiwiherb has all your family’s summer essentials covered: go shopping!

 

Always read the label and use as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional. Phytomed, Auckland.

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