Hard Skin on Feet
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Lynne Baker
Lynne The Skin!
I can't help you with Pedikure, but I CAN help you with Callus Peel - an amazing product!
You apply the skin softening patches to the callused area, wrap in cling film for 10 minutes, then scrape away the hard skin. Then you use a file to buff off the rest and moisturise. It's VERY impressive stuff! I offer this as a standalone service, or as part of a Raw Earth pedicure.
PM me if you want more details!
You apply the skin softening patches to the callused area, wrap in cling film for 10 minutes, then scrape away the hard skin. Then you use a file to buff off the rest and moisturise. It's VERY impressive stuff! I offer this as a standalone service, or as part of a Raw Earth pedicure.
PM me if you want more details!
kellym
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Hi, tt1!
I can see from your profile that you are not a professional, and these products should be used by one. If you are not qualified to use them, you can actually cause a lot of damage to your feet...
My advice? Find a professional in your area who offers this treatment, and book an appointment with them! Easier and safer!
Good luck.
I can see from your profile that you are not a professional, and these products should be used by one. If you are not qualified to use them, you can actually cause a lot of damage to your feet...
My advice? Find a professional in your area who offers this treatment, and book an appointment with them! Easier and safer!
Good luck.
Hi!
Getting a professional treatment is always safer (and much nicer!) but I know the Pedikure treatment you're asking about and use it myself - not all the time (I try and file my feet every few days but when it's winter and cold and I want more time in bed LOL!) - I usually use it when sandal season starts.
You can buy it from QVC.
Use it sparingly and never on sore or cracked feet - best to read the instructions and, once you've used it file your feet every couple of days or so and moisturise daily!
xLx
Getting a professional treatment is always safer (and much nicer!) but I know the Pedikure treatment you're asking about and use it myself - not all the time (I try and file my feet every few days but when it's winter and cold and I want more time in bed LOL!) - I usually use it when sandal season starts.
You can buy it from QVC.
Use it sparingly and never on sore or cracked feet - best to read the instructions and, once you've used it file your feet every couple of days or so and moisturise daily!
xLx
