How to Heal Cracked Feet
Excessively dry feet become rough and cracked and may snag pantyhose or blankets in the night. They are unattractive and even cause many to hide their feet to avoid the ridicule they will face when someone notices just how cracked they are. But unsightly dry feet are more than just a nuisance. If not treatedproperly they can crack, exposing sensitive skin to infections. With proper care and preventative measures, cracked feet can be healed. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Wash your feet with warm soapy water to remove any traces of dirt or sweat. Thoroughly dry your feet, being sure to dry between the toes.
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Remove callous by gently working the Dr. Scoll's Exfoliating Stone File over the entire foot. This should be done on dry feet. The contour of the file makes it easy to reach any area of the foot. Although you may not remove all of the calloused skin in your first attempt, work until you begin to see improvement. Don't worry if your feet are not perfectly smooth at this point. it took a while for them to get inot the condition they are in. It may take a while to repair them.
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Wipe feet with a clean dry cloth to remove any traces of loose callous.
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Apply liberal amounts of Udderly Smooth Udder Cream to you feet and work in into the skin. You should feel immediate relief and the cream should absorb easily.
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Dress feet with a clean pair of socks, as usual.
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Repeat the process daily until you see the results you seek. For extremely damaged and dry feet this make take up to two weeks of daily callous removal and cream application.
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Maintain your feet by applying Udderly Smooth Udder Cream to your feet after a shower on a daily basis. Use the Dr. Scholl's Exfoliating Stone File on a weekly basis to keep callous at bay.
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Tips & Warnings
File feet over a paper towel to make cleanup quick and easy.
