Dry and cracked feet

I`v e hada dimilar probelm tou, dry ffet. Whover suggested pumpous tone. where do you get it from and hwo much does it cost?

As some people have already said, Eulactol heel balm is the way to go. It definetly makes feet alot softer and nice so give it a try!

If you can`t afford an appointment with a podiatrist, buy a heel scraper blade from the chemist to scrape off the dead skin (be very careful though!). Then use some Eulactol balm..

I have been using Eulactol Heel Balm Gold, and has helped me. I put it on before I go to bed (with socks). I find that if I stop using the cream my cracked heels come back, how annoying. I also use the heel filer in the shower.

I put avocado on my heels rub it on then wash after 5 minutes it smoothes the skin

I`ve been using Eulactol gold heel balm (its non-greasy). I put it on at night and as long as the night is not too hot I put my bed socks on. I`ve also been trying to wear either my bed socks or slippers inside instead of being bare foot and it really seems to have helped. I`ve soaked my feet in a footspa a couple of times and used a heel scubber (I can`t think of the name of it at the moment oops!). I haven`t used it often but its really helped my feet.
Good luck!

Have a foot bath at home, just soak them, and then scrub/exfoliate the dead skin.
Slather on a heap of moisturiser, and chuck on some cotton socks to sleep in.
Works every time 🙂
xx

i find that if you soak your feet in warm water for a few minutes (10) it is easy to use a pedipaddle though using foot scrubs are the main thing as well that prevents your heels from forming the hard skin,if you keep doing it once a week it should help.

After you have filed or scrubbed of the dead skin – Try Miracle in a Tube – LUCAS PAW PAW OINTMENT. Cover you feet, pop them in plastic bags then in socks.. Sounds Strange.. And it does feel a little strange walking LOL.. But after 20 mins they will be so soft!

I usually use a pumice paddle after my shower, and Eulactol Heel Balm before bed – it seems to work pretty well. I like your idea of applying a balm after the moisturiser, Princess!
Diabetics should be really careful when `grating` the skin off – or anything in general to do with their feet.