Anonymous wrote:google baby feet

Takes way too long and is gross.

Use amopee before you hop in the shower and then the Gold Bond lotion when you get out.

Take more fish oil.

google baby feet

The pedi-egg is amazing. Use that after a shower and then put a thick layer of cream on with socks. Your feet will be baby soft.

The Body Shop peppermint foot cream

O'Keeffe's for Healthy Feet Night Treatment is another good one.

This stuff is cheap but works wonders!
https://www.iherb.com/pr/desert-essence-foot-repair-cream-perfect-pistachio-3-5-fl-oz-103-5-ml/14354

Kerasal

Could be fungal if it’s flaky. I think that’s the problem with one of my heels, as it requires ten times the maintenance to look ok compared to the other foot.

also, go get a pedicure! and tip well.

It’s happened to me and isn’t medical. I’ve been able to deal with it myself. Several times a week I soak them and use a pumice stone. Then I put a thick foot cream. Then I put the cream again. Then I put a Cerave “healing ointment” which is kind of like petroleum jelly on the heels. Then I put socks on for a few hours. Every night I do the foot cream.

This has worked. They aren’t smooth as a baby’s bottom, but they don’t look dry and cracked.

Thanks for the most disgusting post title of the week. Would have liked a trigger warning before breakfast.

Dry heels can be thyroid, diabetes or just general dry skin that hasn't been taken care or.

Yep

Gold Bond makes foot lotion that actually works. Not regular lotion. That doesn’t work. You can get it at CVS and it’s great.

Dry, cracked heels? Yes, it happens. Use amopee or pedi-egg the Kerasol at night with a sock. All better in the morning.

Is this something medical. My feet used to be soft. Im 45