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cathy_3
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eww its orrible isnt it
but
if you get your bowl or foot spa if your posh, and put the water in bit of washing up liquid and a bout an egg cup full of bleach in the water, soak the tootsies, the skin softens really fast and you can take it off with an
angle grinder foot file
;D no adverse reactions here though If I put my hands in bleachy water I get a rash, never use the stuff otherwise.
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if you get your bowl or foot spa if your posh, and put the water in bit of washing up liquid and a bout an egg cup full of bleach in the water, soak the tootsies, the skin softens really fast and you can take it off with an
angle grinder foot file
;D no adverse reactions here though If I put my hands in bleachy water I get a rash, never use the stuff otherwise.
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;D def angle grinder. ` ;D0
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Almond Oil is also good and can be used for loads of things it's cheap and available at most chemists (you may have to ask for it)
Add to a bowl of water to soften hard skin on feet and for pushing back cuticles
Use on dry, flaky areas such as cuticles, elbows and knees
Rub a little into damp skin after shower in place of body lotion (50p size does a whole bod)
Use as a pre wash conditioner for hair or a scalp conditioner. Rub a little into dry frazzled hair then shampoo outLife's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0 -
oooh ta
never used it but will get some today thanks for that0 -
be warned if you have a nut allergy. sounds obvious, but a friend of mine with one rubbed it in her elbows and swelled up like a baby elephant. she didn't think it'd react as she wasn't eating it. ::)0
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Girls girls girls.....
Save all of that energy that your wasting scrubbing and rubbing.
The best way to get rid of the hard skin is straight after a hot bath, smother your feet in Vaseline and put a pair of cotton socks on, sleep with them on all night, and in the morning there will be nothing there but lovely baby soft skin! ;D
You can also do it with your hands in gloves.
Ps. You will get very strange looks from the other 'alf, make sure he is snoring before getting into bed.0 -
Girls girls girls.....
Save all of that energy that your wasting scrubbing and rubbing.
The best way to get rid of the hard skin is straight after a hot bath, smother your feet in Vaseline and put a pair of cotton socks on, sleep with them on all night, and in the morning there will be nothing there but lovely baby soft skin! ;D
You can also do it with your hands in gloves.
Ps. You will get very strange looks from the other 'alf, make sure he is snoring before getting into bed. ;)
sadly i misread this the first time, and sat here pondering how you get your hands and feet in gloves together. :-[0 -
I live in spain, so always walking around barefoot. So hard skin is my problme too.
Had to vist a beauty parlour for help. She advised rubbing in OLIVE OIL then putting socks on. Obviously leave them on in bed.
It works, I tried it. Cant understand why my beauty therpaist would want to do herself out of business,as i havent needed to visit her since!!!! 8) 8) 8)What goes around... comes around...0 -
Mrs V reckons a walk on the beach, barefoot, is best!!
Haven't got one around here - plus it's persisiting down with rain, anyway!!
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Mrs V reckons a walk on the beach, barefoot, is best!!
Haven't got one around here - plus it's persisiting down with rain, anyway!!
VB
this does work, also rubbing the wet sand into your feet works a treatt. ;D0 -
The Body Shop sell cotton gloves and cotton 'foot covers' (not socks - a bit thicker to stop the cream/oil from spreading onto the sheets) for this sort of thing.0
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