June 12, 2019

Good Morning,

If just the thought of wearing a pair of sandals makes you cringe, it may be time to give your dry feet a little TLC.

With summer right around the corner it's only a matter of time before severely dry skin rears its scaly self. And besides the unsightly appearance the scaly and cracked skin can become painful.

If your doctor approves, you can treat your rough, dry feet on your own using at-home care and over-the-counter remedies. The five steps below will help in repairing those troubling rough, dry feet. I hope this is helpful. And make sure your doctor approves. Foot health is extremely important and shouldn't be taken lightly.

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Regards,
Steve

Questions? Comments? Email Steve: mailto:steve@gophercentral.com

*-- How To Repair Rough Dry Feet --*

Step 1: Soak your feet in warm water for 20 minutes every night before going to bed.

Step 2: Slather your feet in petroleum jelly immediately after soaking them in warm water, then place a pair of cotton socks on your feet before going to bed. The petroleum jelly will help seal in moisture while you sleep.

Step 3: Place a humidifier in your room while you sleep. When a humidifier is filled with water, it releases the water as vapor through the air, which is absorbed by the skin.

Step 4: Use warm or cool water in the shower instead of hot water, which may be removing the moisture from your skin and making your feet feel dry.

Step 5: Wash your feet with a mild soap that contains oils and fats. If your skin feels tight after showering, switch to a soap that contains moisturizers and makes your skin feel soft instead.