How a Candle Can Help Cure Your Cracked Heels
I am excited to show you how a candle can help cure your cracked heels. I know it sounds strange, but it’s true.
A strong moisturizer is not going to cut it for cracked heels. That’s why you have to try this treatment.
Disclaimer: When applied to the skin, turmeric can sometimes cause temporary staining, so please proceed with caution! You may wish to use slightly less turmeric than the recipe recommends.
Best castor oil!
Tools and materials:
- Candle /wax
- Coconut oil
- Turmeric
- Castor oil
- Jar
- Pan
- Socks
- Spoon
1. Cut and melt
Take a candle and cut it into small pieces and put them in a pan.
Add 1-2 tablespoons of coconut oil, and turn on the stove to melt the wax.
2. Additional ingredients
Now add some turmeric. ¼ of a teaspoon should do the trick. Pour in 1 teaspoon of castor oil and mix the ingredients well.
3. Cool and store
Let your mixture cool and put it into a jar. You can store this treatment for up to 1 month.
4. Application
Wash your feet and apply the treatment to clean dry feet. Apply a thick layer to the heel area and massage it in well.
Then put on your socks to help seal in the treatment. Leave it on for a few hours, or overnight.
How a candle can help cure your cracked heels
I love this fabulous home remedy because it works so well. Cracked heels are difficult to treat, but this treatment really does the trick.
Try it at home and leave me a comment to let me know if this works as well for you as it does for me.
For another DIY, check out this Coffee scrub for clear glowing skin.
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Enjoyed the project?
Suggested materials:
- Candle /wax
- Coconut oil
- Turmeric
- Castor oil
- Jar
- Pan
- Socks
- Spoon
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Just applied treatment. Thank you so much for the recipe. Turmeric and other ingredients really work well together.
I am trying it. My heels have become so cracked with old age. Moisturizers nor hydration of any kind seem to help.