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Pedicure to Knee: Monsoon Skincare Tips

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July 04, 2025

Complete Leg Care Routine for the Rainy Season Monsoon brings relief from the scorching summer, but it also brings humidity, clogged pores, fungal infections, and constant dampness - especially affecting your feet, legs, and knees.

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Pedicure to Knee: Monsoon Skincare Tips

The rain-soaked environment makes leg care essential from the pedicure to the knee. This season, your lower body needs a little extra love to stay clean, smooth, and infection-free.

Here's a complete monsoon skincare routine for your legs - simple, effective, and easy to follow.

Monsoon Leg Care Tips (Pedicure to Knee)

1. Keep Feet Clean & Dry

Wash your feet thoroughly after returning from outside. Use an anti-bacterial soap to prevent fungal infections. Pat dry with a clean towel, especially between the toes.

2. Exfoliate Twice a Week

Use a mild scrub to remove dead skin cells from feet to knees. Focus on the heels, ankles, and knees where roughness is common.

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