Ingrie Williams Special to The Globe and Mail Published 1 minute ago

Exfoliating and moisturizing products you might need to try before bringing out your fall footwear.

After months of fun in the sun, it’s not just your skin or hair that might be feeling the effects of warm weather adventures. “Summer is tough on our feet,” says Dr. Amandeep Randhawa, a B.C.-based podiatrist and owner of Metro Vancouver Podiatry. “We spend more time barefoot at the beach, in sandals with little support, and our feet are exposed to heat and sun. This combination raises the risk for a wide range of issues.”

Left unchecked, a seemingly innocuous area of thickened skin that pops up now can become problematic by October. “Warts can sometimes look like corns or calluses,” she says. “They typically hurt m

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