SKIN CARE ADDICT! Take care of number one, the rest falls in to place.

How to looking after your Cracked heels When it comes to foot care. The first thing anyone complains or has an issue with is dry cracked heels. I think generally everyone will or have suffered from it at some point due to lack of foot care. We get so busy with life and daily chores we don't always get the chance to sit down for 10 minutes and just look after our feet. I highly recommend you do this as it can result in many problems in the future. I mean like result in the obvious dry cracked heels, fungal infections, in grown toe nails, athletes foot, calluses, bunions etc. To maintain and prevent cracked heels here is what you should do : Wear comfortable and closed shoes. No sandels or open back shoes - this can make it worse. Daily Moisturiser -  twice a day morning and evening. Use a good foot cream or balm that contains urea. This will help restore and get the feet hydrated again. Once your feet gets into its normal smooth surface you can switch it up to normal d

Cracked dry heels? T he best creams available When I started working in pharmacy, this was over 15 years ago. Scholl was the biggest and one of the best brand to buy for your feet. during that time Schools Cracked heel was the most recommended and used by many people. Now lucky we have so many Dupes and cheaper versions that work exactly the same. I will give you details of the Scholl cracked heel cream as well as others in the market which is great value yet good for your feet. Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream £5.99 from Superdrugs Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream Active Repair K+ ™ moisturises the skin and provides 'active' skin repair for rough, dry, cracked heels. It contains keratin, an essential component of skin, to build a natural scaffold to aid skin repair. 85% of people agreed there was a visible improvement in just 3 days. Scholl Dry Skin Recovery Cream £5.99 60ml from Superdrugs Scholl Dry Skin Instant Recovery Cream makes feet soft and smo