Best tool for dry skin on feet

[southm1]

Any recommendations for some kind of product to tackle hard skin? I don't have any cracks and they're not that bad, just don't feel confident wearing sandals at the moment!

Newton's Chiropody Sponge is amazing. Make sure you follow the instructions and soak feet properly before using it wet with a bit of soap.

www.amazon.co.uk/Newtons-Foot-Therapy-Chiropody-Sponge/dp/B001DZVEOM

Brill thank you, I will check this out

Mine are always good and I swear by a foot rasp with sandpapery stuff on about £1.50 in superdrug or boots itdays touseon dry skin but I always use it on wet feet which is imho much better. Just give them a pnce over in the bath or shower everyday and smother in cream everyday (literally anything I'm currently using a lidl body lotion which is great) they'll look lovely. I did my friend's and she was amazed at the improvement.

These are really good - I put them on for half an hour when I'm watching telly in the evening, and put an elastic band around the ankle bit to make sure they stay on. Worth a try for a £1, and they feel lovely. www.poundland.co.uk/argan-foot-treatment-packs

I was given a Clarisonic foot thingy and it languished in a cupboard but I’ve dusted it off for sandal season - I’m a newbie to foot care so it has been somewhat of a revelation

This thingy

Scholl micro pedi on dry feet every morning followed by really cheap hand cream or body lotion - whatever Im trying to use up !

My DP massages my feet with Flexitol foot moisturising cream - got a massive tub of it with a pump! My feet have never been better.

Tried all the rasps/files etc and I jut end up with even rougher feet! I sometimes use a corn and callous blade to slice off any really tough bits and have used the Footners sock things that make them peel in a very satisfying way.

I’d recommend Footners first then get someone to rub them on a nightly basis (may have to do this yourself if you don’t have a willing DH/DC/Ddog to do it for you!)

The Profoot Softgel 360 Foot File is great, it's like a sponge file. Sainsbury's got them