In Germany, foot care isn't just on the older generation's agenda anymore. Instead, GEHWOL Foot Care Trends reveals: Foot care is becoming a lifestyle. Foot problems, of course, still motivate people to take care of their feet. But there are also many other types of care. For example, health-conscious care enthusiasts rarely have problems with their feet. Clearly, preventive care is their main focus. Just like exercise or a balanced diet, it's part of a healthy lifestyle. Risk-conscious preventers, by contrast, often struggle with skin problems. Which is why continuous prevention is a high priority for them. Meanwhile, self-care enthusiasts want to do what is best for themselves and associate foot care with a positive body feeling. And then there are those who focus on beauty. For them, foot care is mainly about keeping their feet and legs presentable.
Foot care rituals are popular
More than half of Germans use foot care rituals for personal relaxation. Well-groomed feet also play a role in existing or prospective relationships - for both men and women. Regardless of whether you're single or in a partnership: Most people are repelled by neglected feet. Along with lifestyle, solving problems and preventive care, foot care is one thing above all: sexy. Even "foot care nihilists" will agree. GEHWOL Foot Care Trends applies this term to people who consider foot care too time-consuming. They mainly take care of their feet to be attractive to their partner. At least they do it!
Your basket is empty.
