Any one recommend a moisturizer for your feet?

Question

I get regular pedicures, scrub my feet daily, and put lotion on after every shower. My feet are not extremely dry and calloused but I would like them to be softer and smoother. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Answer 1

I swear by a produce called "True Blue Spa" from Bath and Body Works which is in most shopping malls.



They make a foot scrub called "Toe the Line" and a foot cream called "Shea It Isn't So" and a callous remover called "Heel of Approval". They have many other products for everything from cuticles to eye cream.



I'm middle aged and had ugly callouses that were creepy. This stuff makes my feet as soft as my face and my face isn't all that bad. Very good stuff.



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Answer 2

Try being barefoot more.



When you wear shoes and socks or stockings, you feet naturally sweat. This moisture makes your skin soft. But when you remove your socks or stockings, the moisture drys and then your skin can get very dry. This is probably why you find the lotion and scrubbing helpful.



If you are barefoot more, the skin on your feet can better regulate the amount of moisture in and on your feet. Over time, this should help your skin to stay at the proper moisture level. Keep using lotion and scrubbing if necessary.



Your choice of footwear may also affect the moisture level of your skin. But, without knowing what you wear, I cannot offer more tips.



I have been a 24/7 barefooter for a few years. I do not have any problems with dry skin or callouses. My feet feel like leather and the skin is tough, but still soft. You would have to feel the skin of a barefooter to really appreciate it.



Walking and running barefoot on rough surfaces like pavement and gravel and even beach sand are excellent and natural exfoliators so I never have to scrub my feet to remove calloused skin. The only scrubbing I do is to get my feet clean, not to remove rough skin. Most barefooters also use lotion, so I recommend that, too.

Answer 3

Aveda makes a great salt scrub. I'm sorry I can't remember the name of it, but it's an exfoliator that they used on my feet for a pedicure though it's designed for your body. I want to say it's a Caribbean name for the product...

Answer 4

Mary Kay has a footspa that it will make your feet felt satin and silky, they have it last year, for a limited time only, but this website still have a couple, send an email and request for one, it is $38 and it is all worth it. first, you soak your feet with the fizzes and it makes your feet so soft and then you apply the mask, then rinse it and put the lotion, you have to try it to believe it. it is 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

"www.marykay.com/RafeLanderos"

Answer 5

Use burt's bee's coconut foot creme, it works wonder on the feet area: http://beauty-tricks.com/index.php?option=com_facileforms&Itemid=&ff_name=ReviewList&ff_param_section=9&ff_param_cat=61&ff_param_limit=10&ff_param_order=SubmissionDateNew

Answer 6

Jafra

check out website

home demonstration company

Answer 7

Try Glysomed, it's a wonderful moisterizer

Answer 8

Glycerna. You'll love it.

You can get four sample packs to test it out.



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