Gentle Ingrown Toenail Self Care: How to Care For Ingrown Toenails at Home
Discover gentle and effective ingrown toenail self care techniques for treating ingrown toenails at home – especially when you’re elderly or living with a disability.
Learn how to relieve discomfort, prevent infection, and promote healing with our easy-to-follow tips.
Whether you’re dealing with occasional ingrown nails or chronic concerns, we’ve got you covered. Read on to discover how you can give your toes the tender love and care they deserve…
Elderly Nail Care – Hand and Foot Care
In elderly nail care and with being elderly, hand and foot care is an essential part of your personal hygiene. Healthy fingernails and toenails increase pride in your appearance and self-respect.
Proper fingernail and toenail care are also important in avoiding injuries
Some other benefits of taking good care of your hands and feet include: encouraging lymphatic drainage, lessening infections, improving circulation, promoting relaxation…
7 Brilliant Hair Care Tips for Disability: How to Take Care of Your Hair When You’re Disabled
Hair care tips for disability – how to take care of your hair when you’re disabled – That’s what our discussion is all about today!
It’s a great idea to wash your hair at least once a week. You can achieve your perfect hairstyle with a simple brush and the right hair care products for you.
With your disability, you might find it difficult to use a hand-held mirror, or even lack the flexibility to move your hands. This can put a strain on your muscles and cause an inability to move easily and without pain. You can still maintain healthy hair though, even with your mobility and/ or sensory limitations.
Let’s explore more hair care tips for disability…
Ageing Skin and Elderly Bathing: Skin Conditions, Skin Care, Personal Hygiene and Grooming
This post discusses some of the changes that can happen to your ageing skin, your anti-ageing skincare options, common elderly skin conditions/ skin disorders, and tips on safer elderly bathing – with the use of essential bath aids for elderly.
Bathing is a part of our daily life. However, as one ages, it can become difficult due to ageing health conditions and/ or mobility problems. Elderly skin conditions/ disorders and their prevalence are linked to personal hygiene care and grooming in ageing skin.
As an older adult, keeping up with your personal hygiene is very important for your skin and mental health.