Cracked feet! Looking at buying this remover

I have one similar to that. It works ok but not great.

I added this to my curbside order. Tried this simple manual one and it works much better. And only $5

www.walmart.com/ip/716632597

I use the Omipedi (spelling ?) Anyways I use it 1x a week and make sure to moisturize my feet AM and PM with aquaphor. I also wear socks during the day.

That is the biggest help - socks to keep my feet from things like carpet that irritate the skin and cause cracks

I don't use any device, but I use "No Crack" creme on my heels every night.

I’ve had one by this brand for years now. It works fine, but you have to stay on top of it and use cream too after sanding and in between.

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Totally agree with this, and so does the nail tech who does my pedicures.  I used to use the cheese grater type product, and she told me I was making the situation worse.  According to her, when you remove the skin that way, your skin goes into overdrive to try to heal the skin that was removed, so it's a vicious circle.  I've definitely found that to be true.  Occasional pedicures and a pumice have solved my problem forever.  

PurOrganica Urea 40% Foot Cream - No Pumice Stone - Callus Remover - Moisturizes & Rehydrates Thick, Cracked, Rough, Dead & Dry Skin - For Feet, Elbows and Hands - Made in USA a.co/d/hZxn8gR

Use this after your shower. It’s very strong, so after my heel cracks improved, I only needed to use it a few times per week. It helps dissolve the dead skin and moisturize it. Great stuff.

I never had much trouble with cracked feet until this year. I tried a few things but then I got this stuff and OMG IT IS AMAZING. Two applications and my feet were baby soft again! Highly recommend but please don't buy it all out LOL!

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I use an electric sander on my heels once a week, plus cream every night before bed. I also use a callous shaver under one foot (from the way my foot hits the ground). It takes very regular care to keep feet in shape. I haven’t found any of the creams to be magic so far, and I’ve tried several.

Baby Foot Peel!

It will rock your world! If you follow the exact process of using it - soak your feet well before doing it, leave the bags on your feet for an hour, then wait. After several days soak your feet again (or take a long shower/bath). All that dead skin comes off in the most horrific/wonderful way. LOL

The first time I did it I had thick cracked heels (not cracked to the point of bleeding!) and other thicker calluses on my feet. OH MY STARS - it was beyond belief! LOL I used them about once or twice a year now, but nothing was like that first time. The bottoms of your feet peel all over, but those thick calluses really come off. I used a pumice rock to help (wait at least 3 or 4 days before doing) But once it starts coming off, it really comes off.

Here is a link to their site BABY FOOT PEEL I usually get mine on Amazon - but you want the real one. Get the FOOT PEEL.

Plan on not doing anything for the hour the bags are on. I put some fuzzy socks over the bags, but it is difficult to walk. And plan at least a week where you don't want people to see your feet! LOL

I use a metal pumice type scrubber in the shower. I also moisturize before I put on socks. Bag balm in winter, it contains lanolin which is a must for really keeping the skin from losing moisture. I also use aquaphor or CeraVe. I just ordered Kerasal based on a recommendation of a nail you tuber. It contains uric acid which is used in creams for heel cracks. She uses it on her cuticles at night. I don’t have heel cracks (thanks to all the steps I’m talking above) but they were starting a few years ago. We have bitter cold, dry winters which have taken a toll on my feet. I’m going to have DH try out the Kerasal when it comes. He’s started to get heel cracks and does nothing for his feet.

Best stuff ever!  This is all I use.

Ahhh, that makes me smile. I’m sure I did preach that same advice because I know we’ve revisited this subject a number of times through the years. I’m glad you’ve had success with it!

The cream I use (see above) is like a very thick hand lotion--so thick it is a cream, not a liquid.  It certainly is not harsh.  I use it on my heels and elbows and any still on my fingers I smooth around like hand lotion on my hands.

They're to keep the skin soft and moisturized, not sure why you think they sound harsh. They're not a foot peel if that's what you're thinking.