Cheap foot care routine…
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Deborah Williams 9 days ago
Peppermint Castile soap will do this without soaking. I keep a bottle in the shower with pumice (the really airy ones they use at the salon) and every few days or so I put a little Castile on the pumice and go town for about 15 seconds per foot while in the shower and my feet never get build of dead skin anymore.
Deborah Williams 9 days ago
Peppermint Castile soap will do this without soaking. I keep a bottle in the shower with pumice (the really airy ones they use at the salon) and every few days or so I put a little Castile on the pumice and go town for about 15 seconds per foot while in the shower and my feet never get build of dead skin anymore.
Shadeique Chase8 days ago
I’m glad you found something that works for you. But Let me put you on. My goal is not to just get rid of dead skin, but also prolong the next time you need to scrub or receive dead skin on the bottom of your feet. 1) However you soak your feet (bath, shower, nail salon), pay attention to the temperature of the water. As we age, hot water is starting to break down the softness of our skin, especially our feet. ( my local nail salon, purposely soaks peoples feet in hot water). 2. Be careful with that pumice stone, yes you are scraping dead skin but some of the integrity of the healthy skin is being compromised. 3. I found this turmeric Pumice Sponge/ NOT STONE that gently scratches the surface of the skin leaving the healthy skin untouched. I recommend not removing all the dead skin at once, but using the pumice sponge every 3 to 4 days, removing more and more of the dead skin, but allowing the days in between for the healthy skin to grow back. 4. After every shower, I just put Vaseline and then a pair of socks on. (I see in the comments that Vaseline is not a moisturizer but a sealant, but it really works). I’ve used the turmeric sponge every 3/4 days , then once a week, then once every two weeks then once a month. I’m lazy so my goal was to prolong the need of reoccurring dead skin and for me to continuously scrub the bottom of my feet. It’s been two months since I’ve touched my turmeric pumice sponge. ( I love hot showers, I’m trying to cool it down more lol). Next time I will try to peroxide, but if you implement the sponge, you won’t need that scrape tool before the stone.
I’m glad you found something that works for you. But Let me put you on. My goal is not to just get rid of dead skin, but also prolong the next time you need to scrub or receive dead skin on the bottom of your feet. 1) However you soak your feet (bath, shower, nail salon), pay attention to the temperature of the water. As we age, hot water is starting to break down the softness of our skin, especially our feet. ( my local nail salon, purposely soaks peoples feet in hot water). 2. Be careful with that pumice stone, yes you are scraping dead skin but some of the integrity of the healthy skin is being compromised. 3. I found this turmeric Pumice Sponge/ NOT STONE that gently scratches the surface of the skin leaving the healthy skin untouched. I recommend not removing all the dead skin at once, but using the pumice sponge every 3 to 4 days, removing more and more of the dead skin, but allowing the days in between for the healthy skin to grow back. 4. After every shower, I just put Vaseline and then a pair of socks on. (I see in the comments that Vaseline is not a moisturizer but a sealant, but it really works). I’ve used the turmeric sponge every 3/4 days , then once a week, then once every two weeks then once a month. I’m lazy so my goal was to prolong the need of reoccurring dead skin and for me to continuously scrub the bottom of my feet. It’s been two months since I’ve touched my turmeric pumice sponge. ( I love hot showers, I’m trying to cool it down more lol). Next time I will try to peroxide, but if you implement the sponge, you won’t need that scrape tool before the stone.
Barbara 2 weeks ago
To help lessen dry cracked feet be sure you are getting enough B3 and omega 3 oils in your diet. Cut out corn & vegetable oils, instead use olive, organic coconut,r avocado oils when frying your foods. Plus cut down or cut out sugar. Anything with high fructose corn syrup is awful and contributes to foot problems, from pain in foot heels to include the whole bottom of feet when walking.
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Yes sir, as someone who wear steel toe boots daily… this type of care is needed
“Shacara Hicks 5 days ago
I'm definitely trying this my job consists on standing as a matter of fact I'm getting everything Tuesday!!! Thank you so much cause I been doing all kinds of stuff I see the difference.”
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Come on you think so
Man my wife got me that joint for the first time and that shit felt good.
Looks goodI just looked at a list and this was top on it
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Hold up..... she said she previously had to warm the water on the stove. She don't have running hot water?
Funny that you made this thread because I actually need a new foot soak massage thingy.
The one I have is dying and ain't bubbling up like it used to...
I was looking on Amazon the other day and was looking at the $60 joints and you up here coming through with the 90 dollar one!
I mean I saw the $100+ ones but ain't want it that bad
But they last for years.
Used to date a bartender who works on her feet all day and night. Got her a heated foot massager, good price on Amazon. They cost more now like everything else.
Something like below.
MUJERBAY Foot Massager Machine with Heat, Full-Cover Shiatsu Foot Massager, 3 Modes, 3 Intensity Deep Kneading Foot Massager, Remote Control, for Plantar Fasciitis Feet Massage Gift, Up to Size 12 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TBCZ294?tag=vp314-20
I have never ever got that shit… what the fuck you mean… ain’t nobody gonna be looking at these fucking toes and clowning me… nope I ain’t giving them the pleasure
On the serious note, my ole gal the only one who clip my toes nails…
As a person who wear steel toe boots, I probably need one, every other month
Man that shit is like fresh fish on the line ain’t nothing like it….
Nice!
I knew somebody was gonna go there. But it is important to take care of your feet. If you don't it could lead to issues with your knees is what my doctor told me. That's serious.
Still laughing at this one
Coconut oil on your feet daily before you put on socks will help moisturize and kill mild foot fungus.
Warm water with yellow Listerine and distilled vinegar is also a good foot soak. It’ll help soften the dead skin and kill foot fungus.
Treat yourself to a pedicure once a month too
Warm water with yellow Listerine and distilled vinegar is also a good foot soak. It’ll help soften the dead skin and kill foot fungus.
Treat yourself to a pedicure once a month too
Shit some Ninjas on this board act like they 10…
Not Necessarily in this thread either
It's Friday, I ain't trying to argue wid nobody. Lemme check your latest pussy posts to get my mind back on track.
Great comeback numbnuts!
I don't fight MOFOs who have extra soft feet and painted toenails.
It’s some other shit going on if the bottom of your feet look like that.
I’m a believer….
Will one more time and I should be good….
Wear boots for years and never really did anything like this added up
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