Dry skin and feet

[poppyscorner]

Evening all,

I hate my feet the bottoms are really yellow and they have white patches of dry skin I have a foot file which I use regularly (when I remember) and rub baby lotion into them I have no itching so no fungus or anything like that can anybody recommend a product to soften my dry skin and help me have beautiful feet ??

TIA Poppy x

[shopndrop]

I smother my feet with Vaseline when I get out of the bath and then put a pair of socks on. Not very sexy, but my feet feel fantastic in the morning.

[mummy26]

i swear by scholl heel cream it works wonders. u can get from tescos under fiver and its amazing. the pack has pic of b4 and after of feet.

[ka7e]

I have an artificial pumice stone from the Body Shop, which is great for removing hard skin on feet. Use it at the end of a long bath when the skin has softened a bit. I also use exfoliating mitts for the tops of feet, heels and ankles.
Apply Nivea (or vaseline, as mentioned) and wear cotton socks to bed.

I must admit, that as I have worn Crocs all summer, my feet haven't got the dry, hard skin they used to have!

[suki1964]

Try this
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/walk.yah.UKHB~U072

Remember you have nothing to lose, if it doesn't work you claim your money back

[AbbieCadabra]

after suffering the same for many years & trying various creams & removing 'devices', i'd definitely recommend this combination - just do a bit of searching for the best prices...

microplane foot file (http://www.hqhair.com/code/products.asp?PageID=1001&SectionID=1422&FeaturedID=11977&FeaturedProduct=8091&pID=1&cID=1)

cream (http://www.thenailwarehouse.biz/acatalog/Lotions_and_Potions.html)

[NatNataly]

always smoother your feet with creams, vaseline, peel them while taking bath, don't go barefoot, always put on socks and there should come the results :)

[veryunsure]

pedikur is sold on QVC. I think this may be the link shown above. The demo always shows lots of dead skin coming off the model's feet (yum ...).
It is a liquid that you soak into cotton wool, leave on the feet for a bit then scrape off dissolved skin cells. I have used it on OH and it did work. BUT you must do the treatment every few weeks, and it is a bit messy and yucky.
It costs about £25 + the dreaded £4 p&p but lasts for six months.

[snipzychick]

As has already been mentioned i find vaseline to be the best moisturiser all round. I scrub my feet every day with a pumice stone in the shower, then i cover them with vaseline, and unless it's too warm i put socks on to save ruining my new carpets :rolleyes: (it's been known before). I apply it again at bedtime too, and my feet are lovely and soft. My dh started doing the same and his feet are respectable now (minor miracle:rotfl:)

[Ivana B Rich]

I've found Neutrogena foot cream produces excellent results. If you use it once a day for about two weeks you should see a vast improvment. HTH

[mrs-d]

Olive oil is fantastic and healthy too. Put cotton (old) sock on afterwards. It works for me. Hth.