Valentine's Day stands for closeness, affection, and small gestures that enhance well-being. People who feel emotionally connected are also more likely to treat themselves. Current figures from GEHWOL foot care trends show that people in relationships treat themselves to professional foot care more often than singles. Love and well-being—sometimes both start at the bottom: with the feet.
The GEHWOL foot care trends show: Foot care is turning into a lifestyle. For many, pampering their feet is part of a carefree and healthy lifestyle. More than half of the respondents also use foot care rituals for personal relaxation. Well-groomed feet also play an important role in an existing or prospective partnership.
It is not only women and senior citizens who value well-groomed feet. Recently, the importance of foot care has strongly increased in all age groups as well as among men - especially for the sake of keeping feet healthy. This is the result of the GEHWOL foot care trends, a representative online survey by the market research institute Ipsos. Satisfaction with one's own feet remains at a high level.
