Is there anything you can do for blisters/dry skin on your feet?

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Leslie N.

Jul 12, 2014

Leslie N.

Besides exfoliating of course I do know that. I've been playing on really dry ground at my soccer tournament and my feet are blistering and tearing and shedding like crazy and is there any DIYs or things I could do?

Anna S.

Jul 12, 2014

Anna S.

This isn't DIY but Burt's bees has a foot cream that's supposed to be really good and you can easily pick it up from cvs.

Ciciii C.

Jul 12, 2014

Ciciii C.

My mom had did this on her feet , because her feet was so cracked and flakey. I was on Pinterest and gotten an idea from it.
Vinegar
warm water
listerine
In a bowl , put those 3 ingredients in the bowl and soak your feet for about 10 minutes. You can do it a little longer too , to make sure everything is off. When your done the DEAD skin will come off.

My mom's skin was so neat n smooth when she did it! There's other ways. Just look on Pinterest , but be careful about what your putting on your feet. It can burn if you have open cuts. So be careful!

Leslie N.

Jul 12, 2014

Leslie N.

I do have open sores, like blisters that popped

Ciciii C.

Jul 12, 2014

Ciciii C.

@jacqlyn , it didn work!? it worked for me and my mom. Lmao I was wondering y you said Disney.

Kaleigh D.

Jul 12, 2014

Kaleigh D.

For the diy foot soak Ciera mentioned, I recommend exfoliating or using a pumis stone once you are done. I found it loosened the dead skin off, not competely remove it!

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