Callused skin? Help

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Katrina D.

Sep 1, 2013

Katrina D.

I have these horrid calluses on my big toes and no matter how many times I file and moisturise they won't go away. It's really gross and I've had them for a long time and I really want to know if there's something to rid of it.

Lynzie B.

Sep 1, 2013

Lynzie B.

It might be because your filing them to much. Maybe just try to moisturize instead. I believe they have these creams at Walmart for calluses that you can use. Also try not to wear flip flops or open toes shoes for a lil bit and wear socks to kinda keep your feet moist.

Cindy S.

Sep 1, 2013

Cindy S.

I have the EXACT SAME THING!! It really sucks, and is definitely gross. I went a the foot doctor for it and its appearently because the bone is bent so it rubs the ground on the side (where we get calluses) instead of the bottom. I hate to tell you this, because itupset me too,but there isnt anything long term you can do unless you want to get the surgury to correct the toe bone :(

Hannah A.

Sep 1, 2013

Hannah A.

Try the emjoi it's amazing!! It's safe and spins and buffs. If you have never heard of it look it up.

Sara D.

Sep 1, 2013

Sara D.

Do you run? When I was in sports I had chronically calluses feet. I feel your pain. Try buying non abrasive cushions and shoes that fit well and don't create friction, especially for running/sports

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