What to do if the skin between toes peels

When observing their toes, some people will find that the skin between their toes is peeling. At this time, people may feel a little nervous because they don’t know why the skin between their toes is peeling. Generally speaking, peeling between the toes is likely due to fungal infection. Of course, there may be other possible causes. So what should you do if the skin between your toes is peeling? Here we will introduce some specific solutions to people.

Peeling of the soles of the feet is mostly caused by athlete's foot, while some of it is caused by dry feet causing dandruff and vitamin deficiency. Pour appropriate amounts of white vinegar and salt into a foot basin, then add hot water, stir evenly, cool for a while until the temperature is right, soak your feet in, the soaking time should be 15 minutes. If the water gets cold, continue to add hot water to maintain the water temperature.

After soaking your feet, dry them, apply Vaseline or moisturizing cream to the peeling areas of your feet, and massage for a while to allow the skin to fully absorb. Vaseline is very effective for peeling soles of feet. It can not only keep the soles of feet moisturized and prevent bacterial contamination, but also delay the death of keratin cells on the soles of feet. If you persist in doing so for a week, you will see results.

The feet have the most acupuncture points on the body, and soaking the feet is beneficial to blood circulation. If conditions permit, it is best to soak your feet in hot water every night before going to bed. This can not only remove dead skin on your feet, but also relieve physical fatigue. Massaging your feet while soaking them can help regulate various discomforts in your body.