Question:
Best footcare products
I have a serious problem of chapped and cracked heels, very dry skin on my feet, could anyone suggest any products to fix this please?
Scholl cracked heel balm - works wonders on my OH's feet.
I love Avon's Planet Spa African Shea Foot and Elbow Cream with AHA. Its only £4 - a fraction of the price of Benefit Sandal Scandal and more moisturising too!
A bit pricey but L'occitanes shea butter foot cream has done wonders for my feet. I have always neglected my feet but since Im after nice shoes for a christening I thought I had better start taking of them! Ive been using the foot cream every night for nearly a month now and it has completely healed my cracked heels! My feet feel lovely and smooth as well.
Carina
xx
I've just bought some stuff called pedikur. It doesn't work its best on my feet as they aren't really that dry but would work fab on really dry dead skin.
You apply this lotion to cotton wool, place it on your feet and the wrap in clingfilm. Wait 20 minutes and the remove the cotton wool and clingfilm, you then use the supplied scraper to scrap off all the dissolved dead skin:sick:
You can get it from QVC and it comes with a foot cream also :)
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukgasp/frameset...xtDesc=pedikur
I have a serious problem of chapped and cracked heels, very dry skin on my feet, could anyone suggest any products to fix this please?
Answers:
Scholl cracked heel balm - works wonders on my OH's feet.
Answers:
I love Avon's Planet Spa African Shea Foot and Elbow Cream with AHA. Its only £4 - a fraction of the price of Benefit Sandal Scandal and more moisturising too!
Answers:
A bit pricey but L'occitanes shea butter foot cream has done wonders for my feet. I have always neglected my feet but since Im after nice shoes for a christening I thought I had better start taking of them! Ive been using the foot cream every night for nearly a month now and it has completely healed my cracked heels! My feet feel lovely and smooth as well.
Carina
xx
Answers:
I've just bought some stuff called pedikur. It doesn't work its best on my feet as they aren't really that dry but would work fab on really dry dead skin.
You apply this lotion to cotton wool, place it on your feet and the wrap in clingfilm. Wait 20 minutes and the remove the cotton wool and clingfilm, you then use the supplied scraper to scrap off all the dissolved dead skin:sick:
You can get it from QVC and it comes with a foot cream also :)
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukgasp/frameset...xtDesc=pedikur