filing dead skin, foot scrub, foot soak, foot cream.. which one first? anything else to add?
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Soak, file, scrub, cream.  That's how I would do it.
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Soak your feet in hot hot water and shampoo.If you have a foot spa that would be even better.
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GIRL GO TO ANY DOLLOR STORE GET A: FOOT SCRUBER(4 DEAD SKIN) A FOOT BRUSH(TO GET THE DEAD SKIN OFF)~A FOOT SCRUB CREAM(TO SMOOTH THEM OUT)TOE NAIL FILE(TO GROOM NAILS) SOAK YOUR FEET IN WARM SOAPY WATER FOR 20 MIN THEN DO THOSE STEPS,ADD SOME GRAT NAIL POLISH AND LOTION PUT SOME SOCKS ON AND YOUR GOOD TP GO.ALL FOR UNDER 7 DOLLORS~~~HOPE I COULD HELP~~xoxoxoxo
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First a good scrub.  A facial scrub sponge or apricot scrub. Be gentle though.  Then a moisturizer.  I like coconut oil.  Keep your face very clean yet moisturized! When you dry out your skin with alcohol or toners or acne creams, your oil glands overproduce to get the moisture BACK into your skin.
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baby powder or weight-lifter's/rock climber's chalk should work just fine - my feet get clammy and slip, too . . .
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The clinical name for athletes foot is "ringworm of the feet"\n\n"Athlete's foot is caused by a fungus that thrives in warm, moist conditions and the closed shoes present a good 'incubator' for these organisms, That's why athlete's foot is quite uncommon in primitive cultures where shoes are not worn.\n\nWhenever you take off or put on your socks, it's a good practice to rub a sock up and down your toe webs, That keeps the areas between your toes dry, which is essential in preventing and treating athlete's foot.\n\nBaking soda is a cheaper alternative to expensive foot powders, yet it does essentially the same thing. Either sprinkle it on dry or make a paste by moistening one tablespoon of baking soda with lukewarm water.  Rub the mixture on your feet and between your toes. After about 15 minutes, rinse it off and dry thoroughly.\n\nUse your hair dryer on your feet to dry them more effectively than you can with a towel.  And blowing air from your hair dryer into your shoes is a good way to dry them out after you wear them.\n\nRubbing or spraying antiperspirant on your feet can keep them from sweating, You can use the same brand you use on your underarms. As long as it contains aluminum chlorohydrate, the active drying ingredient, it will work.\n\nDisinfect your shoes, Lysol and other household disinfectants can kill off any living fungus spores. After you take off your shoes, rub the insides with a cloth or paper towel that has a dab of disinfectant. (Then use that hair dryer to dry out the insides of the shoes).\n\nDon't use creams. Antifungal creams have the right ingredients but the wrong way of presenting them. "The problem with creams is that they help trap moisture, especially between toes. Solutions are much better than creams.  While solutions are more effective for remedying, creams can be used to help prevent athlete's foot.\n\nRemove dead skin. When your condition starts to improve, remove any dead skin. Dead skin houses fungus that can reinfect you. To remove it, use a bristled scrub brush on the entire foot and a baby bottle "nipple brush" on toe webs. And brush in the shower, so the dead skin goes down the drain without touching other parts of your body.\n\nI hope this information helps you...  Good luck!!
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Lamisil AT, Micatin, Lotrimin AF, Tinactin,\nAftate, Zeasorb-AF are all athlete's foot remedies available at the drug store that are effective.\n\nHome remedies include soaking your feet in Listerine, or using Noxzema, both of which contain camphor, menthol and eucalyptus. These herbal extracts seem to have antifungal properties, but they may also have an impact on itch or pain receptors
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Couple of things...of course aloe vera, a vinegar sponge bath, or ice yourself down as long as you can stand it. I did this as a lifeguard and the aloe works, but the best is the vinegar. Use a sponge or wash towel. Of course it's only temporary and time will remove it.
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my feet are like a child's and the trick is to stay well hydrated, drink plenty of water and also take flax oil, this will lubricate your skin from the inside. \nYou can put on all the lotion you like but you need to work on whats going on inside.
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A pumice stone works wonders - you can buy them at any grocery or pharmacy store for about 2 -3 dollars.  It's just a porous rock that you scrub your feet with and it takes off all the dead skin.
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Try a lotion you can probably get from most pharmacies called Zim's Crack Creme.  It's a horrible name, but it works really well.  You might also want to treat yourself to a pedicure that includes a parafin wax treatment.  Exfoliate your feet with a pumice stone, lotion your feet at least twice daily, and wear cotton socks to bed after you've lotioned.  Also try to lotion after you bathe, as your skin will be softer and it will be easier to absorb moisture.  Lotions with tea tree extracts are great for feet too.  Pamper them- they do all the work all the time.  They're worth it. :)
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Go to Walmart and go over to the aisle where there are foot care items like shoe insoles, and utter cream.  Buy some Crack Cream, really thats what its called, or the stuff in the bright yellow tube with the red lid, Corona Ointment.  Some places you have to ask the pharacy for it buy mom used to put it on our feet and then make us put socks on when we had dry skin and cracks on our heels.  Its wonderful!!!  People ever put it on their baby's diaper rashes and swear it clears up by one night.
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I used to work the King Crab fishing boats in Alaska back in the 80s. Rubber boots & wet climates make for a fair amount of stink amongst the crew.\nA secret that seems crazy but works well is to spray your feet with Lysol disinfectant, & saturate your shoes as well. Then wait for your shoes to dry. Oddly enough it actually feels good, & works better than any athelets foot medication or stink foot I have ever found on any shelf.
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get some lamisil cream over the counter at Meijer or Walmart...it is like a disease like athlete's foot that makes it do that...the stuff works.
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Unless you are diabetic, I reckon you have athletes foot. There is a new cream that's just come out that tackles it in just one application but I can't remember the name of it. There are a lot of different treatments that you can get from your pharmacy & they don't cost too much.
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You do not want to interfere with the peeling process. The skin that is coming off is dead and toxic to new skin. moisturize the new skin with something containing aloe or something like Vaseline intensive care. Take ibuprofen or tylenol for your pain. standard healing time will be 1 wk to 10 days. avoid direct sunlight until heeled.
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You have to go to the demartologist. Some fungus are so strong that may require daily application of anti-fungal creams to keep them away. And...\n\n* Avoid wearing shoes indoors and consider wearing open footwear when appropriate.\n* Change shoes daily – alternate between at least 3 pairs of shoes, allowing time for shoes to dry out.\n* Change socks midday if socks become damp.\nAvoid high top boots unless needed for work or other activities.\n• Consider applying powder to feet daily before putting on socks because excess moisture promotes the growth of bacteria and fungi.