the roughest feet

[Anonymous]

Pumice in the shower daily. Only takes a minute but goes a long way toward preventing dry, scaly, cracking skin before it gets really bad. Then moisturize after the shower.

[Anonymous]

OP, maybe you are over sanding your feet and creating the rough skin. Try easing up and mousturizing only.

[Anonymous]

What made a world of difference for me was washing my feet before bed (I shower in morning). I had read that it worked, but doubted it. But it really helps. Maybe just becasue I am more likely to put lotion on?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:which kind of pedicure did you get at bluwater? there are 5 options!

...just the basic. I believe it's $40, but a basic mani/pedi combo is $55. That's way more than I pay at my "regular" nail place, but it was most definitely worth it. I got my nails done 4 days ago and they look like I just got them done today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:which kind of pedicure did you get at bluwater? there are 5 options!

...just the basic. I believe it's $40, but a basic mani/pedi combo is $55. That's way more than I pay at my "regular" nail place, but it was most definitely worth it. I got my nails done 4 days ago and they look like I just got them done today.

I also usually just get a basic pedi. But, once in awhile, I "upgrade" to a nicer salon (in my view, the nicer salons give better pedicures: better nail techs and better products) or to a spa pedicure.