OK so I know it was probably done to death last summer but

[cocolepew]

I hadn't discovered MN then, give me your best hoof heel creams, please.

this stuff is awesome

These are brilliant too. Get it from the chemists. Then loads of moisturiser and some cotton socks on overnight.

oh I like the look of the sponge, I can't use a pumice it gives me the willies! I used Scholl exfoliating scrub last year but wasn't too keen on the cream. Maybe I'll try both!

I swear by Flexitol Heel Balm too - brilliant stuff!

Just read the directons on the sponge, who calls it 'toilet soap'?

I want to go to Japan and get that pedecure where you put your feet in the water and tiny fish come and nibble the dead skin off.

I know! It sounds really old fashioned doesn't it?! I got the tip to use this from a mn last year and it's excellent. It's rougher than a pumice stone and doesn't set your teeth on edge.

at broccolispears. Tsar is it easy to find? I've haven't noticed it before.

Maybe in Boots or Superdrug, but I got mine from one of those independant type chemists. You know the ones with a bit of everything in them.

It's like a bit of volcanic black lava.

Ok thanks

Bliss do an all over foot softening thing with these weird rubbery socks:

www.blisslondon.co.uk/product/bath+-+body/shop+bath+-+body/hands+-+feet/bliss+the+tenderfoot.do?filt erby=&sortby=null&asc=false&finder=null

Expensive and very strange sensation when wearing them but feet are definitely supersoft afterwards.

£48! I would expect a foot transplant