Really dry feet. Ewww.

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Any recommendations for seriously dry feet?  Like, cracked heels?  The winters in CO absolutely destroy my heels and I'm in rough shape.  I'd love to get them flip-flop ready by the end of this month.  

[texassmith]

Heeltastic. It's one of those dorky as-seen-on-tv products, but holy hell it works. It's super slippery, so put it on your feet, put on socks (it will stain your sheets), sleep, and then wash your feet in the morning. They will be baby soft in a matter of days. It's amazing stuff.

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I do Vaseline at night and then put on socks so the Vaseline doesn't get everywhere.

[MWOS]

CeraVe moisturizer. The bigass tub you're supposed to use for your face.

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[copperboom]

I've been using coconut oil after I shower and before bed. It's helped a lot.

[fuckyourcouch]

May 6, 2013 14:27:46 GMT -5 @bettyhomewrecker33 said:

I do Vaseline at night and then put on socks so the Vaseline doesn't get everywhere.

i was going to suggest this. i haven't tried it but i have heard success stories.

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May 6, 2013 14:23:10 GMT -5 @jezebel said:

Any recommendations for seriously dry feet?  Like, cracked heels?  The winters in CO absolutely destroy my heels and I'm in rough shape.  I'd love to get them flip-flop ready by the end of this month.  

Mine get all yucktastic from wearing flipflops in the summer.

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Oh! and pedicures

[Kit]

Get a good pedicure to get your feet back into shape. Then, put vaseline on your feet at night and wear socks. It really works!

[lavender444]

May 6, 2013 14:33:00 GMT -5 copperboom said:

I've been using coconut oil after I shower and before bed. It's helped a lot.

Ditto. I switched to coconut oil over lotions and my skin has never looked better or been softer. That stuff is magic!

[litebright]

I got a cheap pumice stone and I scrub them daily with that when I shower, and put a good, thick lotion on at night, usually with socks that I peel off halfway through the night when I get too hot.

It has been a huge help with calluses and peeling. I've done the lotion at night for years anyway b/c my feet get so dry they itch and drive me crazy, but once I added the pumice scrubbing, they absorb the lotion so much better and I noticed a big difference.

[halfpint]

Another rec for Vaseline and cotton socks to bed. That shit is awesome.

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Ok, I will be making a trip to Walgreens this afternoon for 10 types of lotion, a pumice stone and some cheap socks. lol.

I'd love to get weekly pedicures but... well, yeah, that's not happening.

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I got this recently through QVC and I'm loving it. You have to make sure to only use it on the dry/thick skin, and don't press down super-hard (it'll stop moving if you do, anyway, as it has a safety mechanism built-in). If you don't like it, you can return it within 30 days for a full refund as per QVC's return policy. I'd recommend it. Read the reviews on the site.

www.qvc.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10251&catalogId=10151&langId=-1&partNumber=V31640&upsh=1&sc=CSWB