Cracked Heels in Winter? Try This Ancient Candle Wax Remedy for Soft Feet

• Cracked heels are common in winter due to reduced skin moisture and fewer oil glands on feet, leading to pain and difficulty walking.
• Dr. Puneet Agrawal, a skin specialist from Satna, Madhya Pradesh, highlights that lack of moisturizing, walking barefoot, and cold floors worsen the condition.
• For minor cracks, coconut oil is effective; for deeper, painful cracks, a traditional candle wax remedy is recommended.
• Melt candle wax, mix with coconut or mustard oil (add glycerin if desired), apply to clean feet before bed, and wear cotton socks.
• This ancient remedy, popular in the Baghelkhand region, forms a protective layer, locks in moisture, and accelerates healing, making feet soft and healthy.

Why It Matters: An ancient candle wax and oil remedy effectively heals cracked heels, restoring softness and health to feet in winter.