Dry Hands and Heels: Why These Areas May Need Extra Care
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Your hands and heels are some of the hardest-working areas of your body; and often some of the first to feel rough or dry.
Hands are constantly exposed to washing, weather and everyday activity, while heels deal with pressure and friction throughout the day. So when these areas need a little more attention, simply applying more moisturiser isn't always the whole answer.
That’s where a targeted routine can help.
Start by smoothing
When skin feels rough, the first step is gentle exfoliation.
Using a Body Scrub helps remove rough-feeling surface skin and leaves hands and heels feeling smoother and ready for the next stage of your routine.
There’s no need to scrub aggressively. Body care should always feel like care.
Follow with rich moisture
After exfoliating, it’s time to replenish.
Massage Body Butter into your hands and heels, concentrating on the areas that feel particularly dry.
This richer moisturising step gives these hardworking areas the extra attention they may be craving.
Finish with oil
The final step is Body Oil.
A small amount massaged over the skin helps seal in the nourishment from your Body Butter and leaves hands and heels feeling beautifully conditioned.
Think of it simply as:
Scrub → Butter → Oil
Or:
Exfoliate → Moisturise → Seal
Meet the Hands & Heels Rescue
Our Hands & Heels Rescue brings these three steps together into one targeted TallChic Experience.
Rather than adding more and more products to your bathroom shelf, it’s about understanding how to use the right products together:
Body Scrub to smooth.
Body Butter to moisturise.
Body Oil to seal.
A simple ritual for two areas that deserve a little extra care.