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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do u see a difference using the urea cream? Sorry, I can't help with the peel.[/quote]

OP here. Well, I'm not sure. The foot rasp makes an immediate difference, since it peels away thick, rough skin like a cheese grater. The 40% urea I slather on afterward is supposed to soften the skin and keep it from thickening again, [b]but maybe I don't use it often enough: the one I have has a scent and thick texture I don't like, and I hate having to wear socks to bed :-) I only remember to do it when my heels start to bother me... Perhaps if I were diligent about it, it would actually work better.[/b]

This is why the idea of a foot peel I can do every 3 months is interesting to me.

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This all changed for me when I got diligent about preventative self-care. I use a pumice stone in the shower most days, and several times a week I slather on the Lush peppermint foot lotion, and then put either CeraVe "healing ointment" or Burt's Bee's Coconut Foot Cream on my heels and also on a rough spot at the ball of my foot, put on socks and leave them on for awhile. I can't sleep with socks either, so I don't. I have found that the creams work within and hour or two anyway, no need to wear the socks all night. My heels have looked fine every since I got good about doing this, and they used to look cracked. Some nights I just put some foot lotion on before I go to sleep and don't worry about needing socks (I have a tube of it that I got at TJ Maxx or something in my night stand and just grab it and use it -- I don't bother to go get my Lush peppermint cream).

I don't think a peel every three months is going to do it. [/quote]

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