Velcro Feet

[Redetotry]

Well guess I'll add my remedy to this it's cheap and works for me. Buy some cheap vitamin E capsules, puncture a couple and mix in your palm with vaseline. Rub it in, rub it in as the song says, put your little white cotton socks on and hop into bed! This also works wonders for babies diaper rash.
It also helps to use a pumice stone after your shower.

[OutandAbout]

I've also used the pumice stone, the files and finally bought one of the pedi-eggs. The pedi-egg works fine until I switch hands, then it seems to open up. YUCK, fine powder dust everywhere. Such is life. I do like using the pedi-egg, it fits my hand well and fits into most area of my feet without a problem. I think the key is using the lotion every day. My feet are so much less rough when I do. I think I'll try and find the udder cream and give that a try. Linda

[Sparkle]

(1) Get in your rig.
(2) Drive to Beach.
(3) Walk in wet sand.
(4) Repeat as necessary.
There is a product I used and I can'r remember its name. Its sold with the foot products, and when I put it on I thought fat lot of good this is going to do as it disappeared into my skin imediately. But it worked. Next time I go to Wally's I'll look for it.

[kelpie]

My heels get really rough and even crack so I highly recommend Dr Scholl's heal cream - can get it at Wal Mart for about $5.95 I think that's expensive for a lotion, (I'm really cheap) but it works like magic. I tried a generic and it didn't do anything. The tube lasts a good long time as you only use a tiny bit at a time and I use it every night.

[snowball]

sounds like we are getting lots of help I know that I should soak my feet even have a tub for it just plain forget to do it. need to start doing it
sheila