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Cracked Heel Cream - Cheaper Ideas?

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  • pink-lint_2
    pink-lint_2 Posts: 546 Forumite
    the ped egg is a brill invention it really works ive used mine 4 times and my heels are now really soft and smooth
  • Mutantk
    Mutantk Posts: 158 Forumite
    Wow thanks everyone - lots of good suggestions to try. Never heard of the ped-egg so off to google that now and also love the idea of the banana skin one....thanks again everyone!
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  • linni wrote: »
    My Chiropodist advised to look for something with Urea in it.

    You can make provide your own urea for free - if you dont mind sitting with your feet soaked in pee!! I once read that peeing in the shower has some curative effect on athletes foot, I think for the same reason! :confused:
  • lil_lady_2
    lil_lady_2 Posts: 138 Forumite
    id suggest not using the ped egg once u stop using it the skin will grow back thicker. the best iv ever seen is a cream u get from chemist doctors recommend it ,i think it is felxitol?? ( one of my clients had tried every thing and this worked really well .
  • pink-lint_2
    pink-lint_2 Posts: 546 Forumite
    lil_lady wrote: »
    id suggest not using the ped egg once u stop using it the skin will grow back thicker. the best iv ever seen is a cream u get from chemist doctors recommend it ,i think it is felxitol?? ( one of my clients had tried every thing and this worked really well .



    my skin hasnt grown back thicker :rolleyes: , i think youve made that up :p.

    with regular use your feet will be fine. mine are. ;)
  • busiscoming2
    busiscoming2 Posts: 4,461 Forumite
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    I use this silicone sock cream from Avon: http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/product.asp?pf_id=32514&from=search&find_spec=silicone%20foot%20cream&pagenum=1
    It iswonderful. I also suffer from psoriasis on my knees and elbows and found this has really reduced the patches. Whether it is this cream or a regular (twice daily) application of 'cream' I don't know, but I have wonderfully soft feet.
  • MrsKelly_2
    MrsKelly_2 Posts: 150 Forumite
    Mutantk wrote: »
    Hi there, was wondering if anyone had an ideas of alternatives to cracked heel cream....the scholl version is over a fiver and although it's good I was after a cheaper copy or home-made option. Have tried using bog-standard moisterizers but they just don't do the same job......thanks for any suggestions.

    If you have a local Body Care store they sell the Scholl cream for £2.44 i got some a few days ago :)
  • Try google for "free flexitol"
  • Mercy
    Mercy Posts: 1,733 Forumite
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    Eucerin do a great foot balm with 10% urea, flexitol has 5%. Eucerin are great in that they will send out free samples for you to try. Again, google should put you on to it. These really do arrive too :)
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  • lil_lady wrote: »
    id suggest not using the ped egg once u stop using it the skin will grow back thicker. the best iv ever seen is a cream u get from chemist doctors recommend it ,i think it is felxitol?? ( one of my clients had tried every thing and this worked really well .

    I have never seen this ped egg thing, but if it makes skin grow thicker that is really interesting and surprising.
    Student of the science of beauty
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