what are some natural recipes to help dry feet?
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Canola Oil, soak your feet in warm water for a bit, proceed with massaging your feet wtih the oil cover them with some  old socks, you can do this 2 or 3 times a week.\nHope it works for you  :)
197704
I like to soak my feet in a fresh tub of asses' milk. Sure, it's quite a chore to get the animal to stand still while I milk it, but it's worth it. My heels are the consistency of my rear end on the day I was born. Just seven or eight hours a day and the dry, crusty, scaly, repulsive, irritating, itchy, scratchy, festering, flaking, yellow-brown fungus-infested leather look is gone.\n\nOr, you can use a pumice stone.
576710
soke your feet in hot water with salt in it-that has worked for me but do not bust the blisters that may allow infection to get in. dry your feet and cover the blister with a non sticky pad  and put on your socks. when you go to bed. it has worked for me and i am 55 years old.
561979
Soak your feet first, to soften skin then grind, scrub and buff your feet. Then use an foot lotion to sooth.
1072039
put socks on see if that helps. soak ur feet in warm water.\n\nhope this helps.
952064
try dry brushing them before a shower and using avocado oil on them after the shower.  works great forme
886106
1. Get and exfoliating foot soap (or even some plain sugar works) and scrub your feet until the dead skin peels off.\n2. Rub a good, thick lotion with natural oils (like sweet almond, olive oil, tea tree oil) in until it is all absorbed. \n3. Apply a second layer and put on socks. Do this every time you put on your socks and shoes, and before you go to bed.\n4. Unless you have a serious skin condition, your feet should immediately feel more moisturized.
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When I was fitted for new walking/running shoes and had blisters the shoe guy told me I was wearing my socks too thick and didn't have the correct support.  He told me to put desitin cream or any baby rash cream on the blisters to keep the moisture away. \n It worked ASAP!
509263
I found and copy/pasted some good stuff for you:\n\n- Practice good foot hygiene to keep bacteria levels at a minimum.\n\n- Bathe your feet daily in lukewarm water, using a mild soap. Dry thoroughly.\n\n- Change your socks and shoes at least once a day.\n\n- Dust your feet frequently with a nonmedicated baby powder or foot powder. Applying antibacterial ointment also may help.\n\n- Check for fungal infections between your toes and on the bottoms of your feet. If you spot redness or dry, patchy skin, get treatment right away.\n\n- Wear thick, soft socks to help draw moisture away from the feet. Cotton and other absorbent materials are best.\n\n- Avoid wearing nylon socks or plastic shoes. Instead, wear shoes made of leather, canvas, mesh or other materials that let your feet breathe.\n\n- Don't wear the same pair of shoes two days in a row. If you frequently wear athletic shoes, alternate pairs so that the shoes can dry out. Give your shoes at least 24 hours to air out between wearings; if the odor doesn't go away, discard the shoes.\n\n- Always wear socks with closed shoes.\n\n(Those are all preventative measures.  If you still run into persistent problems, there are more aggressive treatments you can look into, like electrolysis.  For severe, persistent cases a nerve in the foot can even be cut.  For less severe cases, there are home remedies... like soaking your feet in strong, black tea for 30 minutes a day.)
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make foot and hand baths with oatmeal.  In a large tub, put dry oatmeal and water.  Plenty of both, let the oatmeal soak for an hour or so, and then introduce your feet.  Do the same for your hands.  The brand Aveeno, has footbaths allready made, but it's cheaper to get the olfashioned oatmeal.  Good luck!!
752374
Dipping your feet into vinegar, lemon and garlic rubs. Alternate between these and wash diligently esp. underneath the nails. Also watch you r diet. it really works, much better than all of those creams.
248789
I know salt is ....\n\nEpsom salt i think is mostly used on the feet.
43170
Tea Tree Oil.  You can find it at the health food store.  2X daily, you can even use it in a foot bath.
658645
There are quite a few home remedies on this site:\n\nhttp://www.otan.us/webfarm/emailproject/foot.htm\n\nGood Luck
934862
STEP 1: Apply lip balm or petroleum jelly. You can also try coating your lips with skin moisturizer, vitamin E oil or aloe vera gel. These greasy products help keep your lips properly moisturized. \nSTEP 2: Use lip balm that contains sunblock if you are going to be outside. \nSTEP 3: Avoid licking your lips, since the saliva will evaporate and leave them dry. \nSTEP 4: Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration. \nSTEP 5: Consider moistening the air in your home with a humidifier. \nSTEP 6: Keep in mind that cracks at the corners of your mouth can indicate riboflavin deficiencies; you can treat this with vitamin B-2 supplements.
973952
I read in a magazine that you could put deodorant on your feet. If it helps you not sweat from your arm pets then your feet wont sweat.\nGood Luck
72005
I soak my feet in a solution of Epsom salt and vinegar water. After that I use a file to "shave" away as much of the skin as possible. Then I use a pumice stone to buff even more off, then rinse and pat dry. Then I put Vaseline Intensive care lotion on them. I wrap them in plastic wrap and let them sit like that for about 25-30 minutes. THEN... I wash them in lukewarm water and put baby oil on them. Wipe off excess oil, put on clean socks and you should notice a difference in about 3 or 4 days. IF you do this twice a week, it should help keep them soft and smooth not cracked and painful. (Before the first time I did this I got a professional pedicure done.)