Spring Fashion High Heels Not Best Choice
for Boomers
Princeton,
NJ -March 21, 2006 -- This spring, the hottest shoe styles
on the runways are wedges and (shades of the 70's!) platforms.
While the character "Carrie" on Sex and the City made 3 and
4 inch high heels a hot trend, Dr. Bruce Bitcover, a Lawrenceville,
New Jersey, podiatrist, says, "Young women buy shoes with
their eyes; mature women buy shoes with their feet."
Dr. Bitcover says most of the
high-heeled shoes now in fashion could be called "limousine
shoes" - shoes made to go the short distance from a limousine
to an event - where the precariously balanced wearer can
simply sit down for a while before trying to navigate her
way back to the limousine without faltering.
He adds that his female patients who fit into the "boomer"
age category go for comfort - not fashion - and considers
that a good thing, saying virtually no one should wear 4
inch heels, regardless of their age. Dr. Bitcover also says
many of the complaints he hears about from individuals as
they age are related to yellow, discolored nails, calluses
and aging caused by exposure to the sun.
Carol J. Buck, a boomer herself and CEO of foot care products
distributor Xenna Corporation (www.xenna.com), says, "Many
boomers are really unhappy if their feet don't look as good
as they used to because of calluses or discolored toenails.
Regardless of age, most people want attractive feet, but
they also want to be comfortable. Low or medium heel shoes
or sandals are a sensible choice for my generation."
Xenna's NonyX® Nail Gel is a natural product for discolored
toenails and fingernails. "We hear from people all the time
who admit they still want attractive feet. One NonyX-user
wrote: "I used to be ashamed of my toenails. But now that
I've used NonyX Gel, I can wear open-toed sandals without
people staring and saying, 'What ugly toenails!' I'm 87
years old but I still want to look cute!"
Xenna's patented, diabetic-friendly NonyX® Nail Gel, takes
a unique, natural approach to the problem of unattractive
yellow or discolored nails - especially toenails. NonyX
is a topical, easy-to-use gel that breaks down and removes
keratin debris - the discolored, yellow or thick granular
buildup under nails that causes them to become discolored
and unattractive. NonyX Gel softens keratin debris using
natural ethanoic acid, which permits it to be scraped out
with a manicure tool, beginning after about four weeks,
and then weekly thereafter. Once keratin debris is removed,
the gel keeps nails looking clear and attractive with regular
use.
For dry, cracked heels and calluses Xenna also makes CalleX®
Callus Ointment. CalleX contains natural enzymes to exfoliate
calluses and to smooth and rejuvenate dry, cracked heels.
CalleX has been shown in consumer studies to significantly
reduce callus, dry, flaking skin and cracking on soles and
heels within 15 to 30 days. Acid-free and diabetic-friendly,
CalleX moisturizes dry, rough or flaky skin, and exfoliates
and thins callused areas, while leaving normal skin unaffected.
For testimonials and before and after photos, click on www.xenna.com.
All Xenna products are unconditionally money-back guaranteed.
NonyX Nail Gel can be purchased in the footcare section
of Walgreens, Rite Aid, Longs, Eckerd Pharmacy, Brooks Pharmacy,
Duane Reade Medicine Shoppes and Wal-Mart. CVS Pharmacy
will have NonyX Gel on its shelves by the end of April.
NonyX Gel is also available at HEB and Brookshire grocery
stores, and online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com.
CalleX Ointment is now available in the footcare section
at Walgreens, Longs and many Medicine Shoppe pharmacies.
CalleX can also be purchased online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com.
Xenna Corporation is a privately-held company which develops
and distributes natural personal care products for skin,
hair and nails.
To view before and after photos, click on www.xenna.com.