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Thread started 01/28/05 4:57pm

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Dry Feet

Does anybody have this problem besides myself? It seems to get worse during the winter months. My heels are the worst, they get all cracked and dry, so dry that I can sometimes just pull pieces of skin right off my feet. barf I just started using something over the counter called Kersal, it seems to work pretty good. Of course, it's got white petroleum in it, which is a good softening agent. If I keep using this stuff, it's my hope that I can have normal looking feet again. giggle
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Reply #1 posted 01/28/05 5:01pm

subhuman09

Can't you just buy replacement feet?
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Reply #2 posted 01/28/05 5:02pm

Anxiety

i think all feet are gross. for all i know, i have bird feet. i don't look at them. maybe i have puppet feet and all my toes grew together in one big fuzzy lump. i honestly couldn't tell you.
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Reply #3 posted 01/28/05 5:03pm

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subhuman09 said:

Can't you just buy replacement feet?


lol I wish it was that easy. smile
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Reply #4 posted 01/28/05 5:04pm

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Anxiety said:

i think all feet are gross. for all i know, i have bird feet. i don't look at them. maybe i have puppet feet and all my toes grew together in one big fuzzy lump. i honestly couldn't tell you.


giggle I'm sure your feet are fine. smile
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Reply #5 posted 01/28/05 5:09pm

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psychodelicide said:

Does anybody have this problem besides myself? It seems to get worse during the winter months. My heels are the worst, they get all cracked and dry, so dry that I can sometimes just pull pieces of skin right off my feet. barf I just started using something over the counter called Kersal, it seems to work pretty good. Of course, it's got white petroleum in it, which is a good softening agent. If I keep using this stuff, it's my hope that I can have normal looking feet again. giggle





Also try shea butter, it works quite well
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Reply #6 posted 01/28/05 5:11pm

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Thanks, I will try that as well. smile
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Reply #7 posted 01/28/05 5:15pm

Anxiety

actually, you know what, i have a SERIOUS answer...for once!

my boyfriend has a tube of the gold bond medicated cream for dry feet, and we actually use it when we have dry skin (a big problem during chicago winters) because it does the trick quickly and it smells a lot better than the gold bond medicated stuff that you're supposed to buy for non-feet bodily regions. i bet they have it at your local pharmacy or even at your grocery - it's in a blue tube.
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Reply #8 posted 01/28/05 5:20pm

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Anxiety said:

actually, you know what, i have a SERIOUS answer...for once!

my boyfriend has a tube of the gold bond medicated cream for dry feet, and we actually use it when we have dry skin (a big problem during chicago winters) because it does the trick quickly and it smells a lot better than the gold bond medicated stuff that you're supposed to buy for non-feet bodily regions. i bet they have it at your local pharmacy or even at your grocery - it's in a blue tube.


Thanks, Anxiety, I will have to go get some. Never tried Gold Bond, although I have seen the commercials for it on TV quite a bit. smile
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Reply #9 posted 01/28/05 5:22pm

BinaryJustin

You need a tube of this...



But in future, always use talcum powder!
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Reply #10 posted 01/28/05 5:26pm

amcam

Mine get bad too. I've had to go as far as a foot file. Foot shavings and skin powder. No one ever sees that!
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Reply #11 posted 01/28/05 5:28pm

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BinaryJustin said:

You need a tube of this...



But in future, always use talcum powder!


Hmm, that says it's for athlete's foot, which is not the problem here. The issue I'm having with my feet is that they get dry. smile
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Reply #12 posted 01/28/05 5:29pm

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amcam said:

Mine get bad too. I've had to go as far as a foot file. Foot shavings and skin powder. No one ever sees that!


omg That sounds awful!
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Reply #13 posted 01/28/05 8:00pm

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no, you are not the only one nancy...

girl - you need to treat yourself to a pedicure. it is awesome. you will wonder how you have existed all these years without one.

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Reply #14 posted 01/28/05 8:23pm

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psychodelicide said:

Does anybody have this problem besides myself? It seems to get worse during the winter months. My heels are the worst, they get all cracked and dry, so dry that I can sometimes just pull pieces of skin right off my feet. barf I just started using something over the counter called Kersal, it seems to work pretty good. Of course, it's got white petroleum in it, which is a good softening agent. If I keep using this stuff, it's my hope that I can have normal looking feet again. giggle



My brother in law did.

There's this feet soother things you can by at Walmert.
Basically you place wax in a solution in this device and it heats melts the wax. Then you soak your feet in the solution--yes it's hot, but it won't burn you. After a few minutes you take your feet out, let the wax dry, and peel it.

I swear to God, your feet will be soft, silky, and completely different from the way they where--it's amazing.

I don't have much of a problem with my feet other than they're kind of ugly.
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Reply #15 posted 01/29/05 6:49am

Mach

before i put on socks when i need to wear shoes that is ... i rub vitimin e oil with different essential oils added into it

lavender
tea tree
rosemary
jasmine

my undersides of my toes wernt gifted with enough flexibility skin so they crack often ( used to ) ....


this has always helped me ...


and YES a monthly pedicure from a pro will really help biggrin
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Reply #16 posted 01/29/05 9:57am

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Mach said:

before i put on socks when i need to wear shoes that is ... i rub vitimin e oil with different essential oils added into it

lavender
tea tree
rosemary
jasmine

my undersides of my toes wernt gifted with enough flexibility skin so they crack often ( used to ) ....


this has always helped me ...


and YES a monthly pedicure from a pro will really help biggrin

I was going to suggest the tea tree and lavender too!
Tea tree is great! You can use it for a lot of skinproblems.. Lavender (pure) can also be used if you burn yourself. thumbs up!
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