CODPIECE 6 - the HORNED HOOF Is no more - FEET products

[FluffyMummy123]

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Oh, it's nothing a good pumice doesn't get rid of. But I only bother when faced with the disgust of my sister.

what is she's electric?

qvc stuff on here Although I see you tried it Soupy and was crap. The vids good though

that QVC stuff sounds good

I have a hard lump on my ankle that refuses to go (I blame kneeling on hard floors changing nappies for 3 years)

one of these from bliss followed by these
chanel or nails inc polish

for really cheesey feet

But don't really use it on your feet will you

Once you've got your feet de-horned, just remember to keep them moisturised - when you put body lotion on (as you do after every shower, of course you do, don't you?) just take whatever you're using down to your feet. If you want something specifically for feet, I like the L'Occitane foot cream - smells of lavender, contains arnica. Rich, but not too greasy.

I love that L'Occitaine foot cream and agree with Jackie. To get really good feet you need to get into a routine of scrubbing and moisturising - wish I could do it, I always start off with good intentions.

oh I can't follow this

let me know when you've got the finished regime. is it going to be in the roundup email? I'm just proud I've managed to remember nail varnish this summer, I had no IDEA there was so much work/products involved in foot wrangling

Does anyone know why I've got a diagonal stripe of very determinedly rough skin on the TOPS of my feet? Is it from too much kneeling on the floor changing nappies/building train track, etc? Or am I just a fully paid-up member of the Vile Foot Club?!

My much trumpeted chiropody sponge doesn't seem to do the biz with this. Any other ideas, ye of soft and smooth feet? Please?????!

Cod,

Can't do links, but try www.essie.com for nail varnish, also Ms Manicure nail file, I got from Boots.

Go to a salon and have it done for you is my best tip. Sit back and have 45 minutes of bliss with lovely feet at the end of it.