Badly cracked skin on feet and really hard skin?

[x.x.kelly]

hi all
i was wondering does anyone know of any really good foot cream for really bad hard skin,as someone in my family has it really bad through not wearing socks or shoes most of the time, there are also some cracks on the bottom of the feet due to the hard skin so i was wondering if there is any miracle cream or something? LOL




Many thanks x

 

[Urban Geek]

Cucumber Heel Therapy by Creative and available from Sweet Squared - fabulous!

 

[Katykitten]

Cucumber Heel Therapy by Creative and available from Sweet Squared - fabulous!

exactly what I would have recommended xx

 

[diddle]

Flexitol 56g | Flexitol Heel Balm

I have tried this and found it to be really good!

 

[x.x.kelly]

thanks v much,
xx

 

[Zo Zo]

Flexitol 56g | Flexitol Heel Balm

I have tried this and found it to be really good!

I would recommend this too, and it's very easy to buy if you're not in the trade. You can get it from pretty much any chemist.

 

[bombini]

Callus therapy by OPI gets my vote and if you use it in conjunction with double coverage even better.

Callus Therapy - Lena White

I am always a bit sceptical of foot creams but this really is fantastic I have an elderly client that started coming to me in the spring and her heels were pretty horrific she hadn't even been using the two products above over a month and her heels looked normal again !!

The only thing is any foot cream has to be applied daily or x2 a day to get the results. Ive had clients before buy products then comment its not worked, question them further and they admit they use it maybe once or twice a week !!!

 

[pure]

I would recommend that they visit a salon which offers Callus Heel Peel treatment and they then follow up their home care with the intensive foot moisturiser.

 

[Lynne Baker]

I agree with Pure on the Callus Peel treatment, and then follow up with Flexitol heel balm.
What you need to look for in a heel cream is a high level of urea. CCS balm, like Flexitol has about 20% urea in a very emollient base. I recommend either of these to my clients and ask them to apply it nightly then cover with natty little cotton socks to intensify the effect.
Be aware that callus is there for a reason: to protect the feet. Yes, remove the excess, but it'll never go away completely. Footwear, gait and posture all have a contributory effect to callus.

 

[beautyseeker]

Callus Therapy Peel is the greatest.

 

[jac extreme]

Pumice everyday, followed by flexitol heel balm, the only thing that works for me.