Any recommendations for cracked, dry heels?
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Kerasal works like a charm.  You can get it at most drug stores and it isn't incredibly expensive.  I put it on at night and then put socks on over it.  I also use a pumice stone every other day on my heels because I build callouses quickly.  It seems to help a lot.  \n\nOne other strange suggestion is to go to Walmart (or Target, Walgreens, etc.) and get the breastfeeding cream called Lanisoh.  It is used for chapped nipples and is made of pure lanolin.  It's very mild but works miracles on extremely chapped hands and feet.  Use at night under socks.  It has no smell and is pretty inexpensive.  I discovered this by accident and am a true believer.  I recommended it to a mechanic friend of mine and he swears by it now too.
123895
I get that when I don't have time to care for my feet, when I do have time, this is what I do, every day after my shower {or if you shower every other day, soak your feet on the days you don't shower} and then file down the cracks on your feet after you towel dry them until it hurts to file, don't make yourself bleed.  Then put lotion on your feet, a little more than necessary, and then put socks on, keep socks on at all times except bed time.  Try this for a week.  This always helps my feet, I even us a pumice stone in the shower too.  GOOD LUCK! :)
748778
This works! \n\nGet some Grout from home depot and apply to bottom of shoes.  You'll get better traction and feel when practicing... eventually, you'll get good enough to where you don't need the grout. \n\nAnd don't worry, the grout doesn't harden for at least 2 hours so If you wipe it off by then, it won't stain the board.
1107293
put on a pair of mid calf white thick socks / thick wool ones work also.  wrap once from the bottom to the top without too many creases with duct tape, then place an old inner sole from one of your old shoes and wrap again with more duct tape.  that's what i'd do if you didn't have to have certain regulations or email me and my friends in houston will tell me how to get them or they may even have an extra pair
729381
If it's a heel problem (on foot) then try some Bio-Oil and Flexitol heel balm. Also worth going for a pedicure to start things off. Good Luck
147872
payless shoes or other store\ndon't be so cheap
968540
Try pure vaseline -petroleum jelly. Wash you feet, dry them and apply a thick layer, and wear a breathable cotton socks. You will see remarkable smoothness in a few days.
573551
try palmer's cocoa butter or aloe vera
1085856
Learn to defend yourself.. martial arts, or keep a brick in your purse, so when you swing it... ouch. Swiss army knives are good to have, as well, but only in close combat.... high heels and pointy toes are good. Screw metal onto your heel of the shoe. guys or girls. Metal hurts when you squish somebody's foot, it has happened to me... Preferably something sorta like tap shoes would work.
899418
Well, you just need TIME.  Got any shoes that are too big...or borrow some...or send a family member to Target to buy some really soft  black slippers that look kinda like boots and will  be  barely noticable.  don't know of anything to speed up healing.
1097081
Try www.hotter.com They certainly do men's open toed sandals, which may suit your needs
1058927
I had some that were like jump shoes you put on the front of the shoe and do the exercises.  It seemed to work... but I wanted to short cut the exercises by just running in them... Huge mistake...\n\nAs you run your heel wants to come down and puts some real stress on the  Achilles Heel... It really hurt for a month or two.
429797
You can go to an podiatrist, and they can take a mold of your feet and prescribe you insoles that are made specifically for you to correct this. If I'm not mistaken, there is a company that does this in a kit, and you wouldn't require an appointment, only a few minutes of your time. They send the material for you to stand on to prepare the molds for your insoles. Sorry I don't have the name for ya. Good luck.
773961
You could try rubbing them with vaseline at night and covering them with mittens or socks while you sleep.  Rubbing them with olive oil or Vitamin E oil might also help.
1109518
Try soaking your foot in Epsom salts and warm water, making sure that you dry your foot completely.  Wearing sandals is helpful along with cotton socks, which you should change regularly.
194316
a couple of suggestions; neutrogena has a product that my father in law used to help cracked hands, I don't remember the name, also a prescription strength cream for diabetics is wonderful, I do not know the cost, but it is called lac-hydrin. The lady I care for uses it on her feet and it is wonderful for taking off layers of dead skin. Avon has some products also but I have never used them. Hope this helps.
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1) Clean feet thoroughly. Bacteria stinks.\n2) Check for fungus. \n3) Use pleasant-smelling foot spray.\n4) Air out shoes in the sun and let baking soda sit in them for a while. If that doesn't help them, get new shoes.