Benefits of Acupuncture/Acupressure Massage Slippers.

Hello my lovelies, how you all doing?

Well..........I know I’ve been away from the blog for a while now and that’s because I’ve got a lot going on and they range from school to office work and i tell you it’s been tasking but I definitely have gotten a hang of it because it had to involve me brandishing my multi-tasking prowess as a lady and I tell you that I’ve come to appreciate every hardworking woman out there be you a full-time housewife or a working class woman, ya’ll are the realest MVPs and with that let’s dig into our post for today which is on foot massage.

Foot Reflex – Acupuncture Massage Slippers With Electrodes

WHAT ARE ACUPUNCTURE/ACUPRESSURE SLIPPERS?

They are therapeutic reflexology footwear’s that promotes blood circulation around the body joints and also relieves one of fatigue. They come in various styles, but the most common is the style that is made from high quality rubber and plastic beads which are highly durable and also comes with adjustable Velcro fasting closure that aids in walking comfortably.

Read more: A simple do-it-yourself pedicure session at the comfort of your home

Question of The Day: How Many Times Are You Expected To Go For Professional Pedicure?

So I recently went for my usual pedicure at the spa and the usual me will be all quiet all through save for my interaction with my novel but I decided to have a little chitchat with the pedicurist. In the course of our discussion, I asked her the above topic question so as to hear her opinion on the subject matter, though her response was personalized to my feet with her saying I should get my Pedi’s done twice a month due to the fact that I have a very soft and neat foot unlike some of her customers whose feet are hard and coarse and will need at least 3-4 Pedi sessions a month. In a layman’s English, what she meant was that your feet type will determine the no of times you need to have a professional pedicure.

How to Care For Your Feet During The Harmattan Season.

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Hey my lovelies...

So sorry for not posting yesterday....making time to blog everyday is part of my new year's resolution and i am determined to stick to it.

So as you all know, we are already in the harmattan season but for my non Nigerian readers, the harmattan season is also known as the dry season and down here in the north were i say, it's cold and really dusty which is annoying because of the bodily hazards involved ranging from bleeding nose to chapped or cracked foot otherwise known as tear tear leg...lol...