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Isabel M.

Jan 3, 2014

Isabel M.

Soak your feet in hot water, for half hour to really soften the dead skin. Then use a pumice and scrub away the softened skin. Then apply a thick lotion (palmers coco butter works for me, you can also use Vaseline!) and then out on thick socks! It's a weird feeling but when you wake up your feet will be nice and soft!

Lizzy W.

Jan 3, 2014

Lizzy W.

^^Definitelt do that! My feet are pretty wrecked from dancing, and I have a peppermint foot rub from The Body Shop that I ADORE. I believe that they also have a foot scrub, which I haven't tried, but I'm sure it's amazing as well. If it's really bad, you can try a chemical peel. There are a lot of different options, from at-home kits to salon treatments. It makes a huge difference, but you should try Isabel's advised method first, because it's a lot easier and cheaper :)

Heather L.

Jan 3, 2014

Heather L.

Footlogix products are amazing. They are also pharmaceutical grade and developed by a doctor. The penetrat down to the dermal layer so very effective!

Mistreece L.

Jan 3, 2014

Mistreece L.

Isabel nailed it! exactly what I would say.

Heather L.

Jan 3, 2014

Heather L.

Here's FL Cracked Heel Formula but will help with dry cracked skin anywhere on feet, can use on hands too http://www.footlogixonline.com/footlogix-products?itemid=4
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Kat A.

Jan 4, 2014

Kat A.

Udder balm will make your feet amazingly soft! just put it on overnight with socks on. only around $5 for a 1 lb tub. & a little goes a LONG way. I used to use it when I did gymnastics :)

Kat A.

Jan 4, 2014

Kat A.

That's what I used.

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