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Step 1
If your heels are dry to the point of being cracked, start by getting rid of that excess dead skin. You can use a foot file found at most drug stores. When using a file, it helps to have soaked the feet a bit to soften the skin. Then just file the excess off.
You can also use a product like PedEgg. The skin should be dry when using a PedEgg so there is no need to soak. Again, just file off the excess dead skin. The PedEgg is even designed to catch the skin shavings for you. -
Step 2
Once your heels are free of the cracked, dead skin, apply a foot cream or moisturizer. There are products made especially for feet so seek those out. A good time to put on moisturizer is right before going to bed.
Putting on socks after moisturizing will help keep the moisturizer on your feet so it can absorb through the night. -
Step 3
Repeat Steps 1 and 2 as often as necessary to maintain smooth skin. It may take a while before your feet reach "maintenance" level.
The more you moisturize, the less often you should have to repeat Step 1.












Comments
cooltvoffers said
on 8/11/2009 Those are some weird solutions. lol.
Does anybody have experience with Heel Tastic? http://cooltvoffers.com/heel-tastic I'd be interested to hear.
cherold598 said
on 6/22/2009 Great advice for getting rid of nasty foot heel skin. 5* and recommend.
showpup said
on 4/29/2009 I have a friend who does foot massages and reflexology for a living. She told me mine were dry because of too much sugar in my diet. Soon after this, my Dr. told me I was pre-diabetic. I cut out the sugar and my cracked and bleeding heels are now soft and supple once again.
Cherst1031 said
on 8/7/2008 Very good article, just what we need in the summer sandal season :)
klnygaard said
on 8/7/2008 I will be purchasing a ped egg today.