Cracked and rough feet - anyone actually fix this and then have smooth feet

[Anonymous]

I’m only looking for answers from people who have actually found a solution.

[Anonymous]

I had this. I think maybe I moisturized some more at some point but not much. Then I just noticed one day it wasn’t as much of an issue. I kind of wonder if an anabiotic I took at some point made it better. I think you should go to a dermatologist and ask. It could just be dry skin, it could be fungus, etc.

[Anonymous]

Baby feet. It’s gross for a week or so, but very effective. If your feet are in really bad shape, it may take a few treatments to get the full effect. Don’t use it more often than recommended (no more often than every two months).

[Anonymous]

Cerave foot cream with socks on every night before bed helped me to start. I try to exfoliate in the shower every few days. I also get pedicures every 3ish weeks now to help exfoliate really well and remove calluses.

[Anonymous]

Slather with vaseline, cover with white cotton socks, go to bed. They’ll be better in the morning.

[Anonymous]

Urea cream. Slather, then socks to bed. In the summer I don't need to do that, but in the winter I use it regularly.

[Anonymous]

Exfoliate very few days in shower, at night apply thick cream + Vaseline and socks. Works for me, when I remember to do it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Baby feet. It’s gross for a week or so, but very effective. If your feet are in really bad shape, it may take a few treatments to get the full effect. Don’t use it more often than recommended (no more often than every two months).

I’ve tried Baby Foot and another brand that I got from Sephora. Neither one did anything at all. I have a Diamond foot scraper and follow up with Burt’s Bees Almond & Milk hand cream.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Slather with vaseline, cover with white cotton socks, go to bed. They’ll be better in the morning.

Op here: this is definitely not what I’m talking about. Are they less dry in the morning? Sure. Are the cracks and all the dryness gone- no way. Not even close.

[Anonymous]

Yes amlactin lotion. It’s has urea in it. It doesn’t small good? But it works.

[Anonymous]

Smell

[Anonymous]

The only thing that works for me is a urea based cream every night. I use amlactin. Otherwise I end up with fissures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Baby feet. It’s gross for a week or so, but very effective. If your feet are in really bad shape, it may take a few treatments to get the full effect. Don’t use it more often than recommended (no more often than every two months).

I’ve tried Baby Foot and another brand that I got from Sephora. Neither one did anything at all. I have a Diamond foot scraper and follow up with Burt’s Bees Almond & Milk hand cream.

You left it on for the full time, soaked your feet each day afterward and didn’t put any cream on your feet?

[Anonymous]

Buy super glue - not the gorilla glue or any of the other brands, Super Glue.

Glue the cracks, and then get a pedicure in a few weeks.

[Anonymous]

First, shave/exfoliate the hell out of them. Then, use Kerasal with socks at night every single day for the rest of your life.