Anyone have "at home foot scrub" tips?

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Jane A.

Apr 6, 2011

Jane A.

Does anyone have good tips for keeping feet nice and soft?

I swear I've never had this problem before. But I notice my heels and pretty much feet is very dry and rough. I don't use any lotions and what not. I used to get pedicures monthly, but now I want to learn to do at home.

So I was wondering what do you all do to keep your feet nice and soft? What products do you use? What scrubs/lotions/etc. are good out there (dept. and drug stores)? 

Rebecca C.

Apr 6, 2011

Rebecca C.

Try a sugar scrub made with olive oil and sugar, apply it after soaking feet with some kind of foot oil, like Sally Hansen, then scrub your feet with the scrub, and dry off, Then apply a cream. If you still have dry spots i would suggest one of those heel stone things. Hope this helps lol 

Sydney R.

Apr 6, 2011

Sydney R.

My older cousin told me about the Sugar, Olive Oil and Lemon scrub. So we tried a few weeks ago and it works well and it smells great! Apply a great cream afterwards and you're good to go! 

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