Are you ready to reveal those heels?

Heads up Ladies & Gents. Are your heels ready for the warm weather, or, are your heels cracked, dry, and generally pretty embarrassing?

How many of us leave the salon with a beautiful pedicure, but within a few days our heels are dry, and cracked? Do you know what some of the causes are for cracked heels? According to a website I visited there are many reasons why you might be having this problem. In some instances the cracked heels might have a medical reason. Go to the link at the end of this list and see whether you should visit a podiatrist.

Causes of Cracked Heels

Walking around barefooted or in footwear such as thongs, sling or open backed sandals which help to dry out the feet.
Genetics. Skin type is often genetic. Some heels get thick very thick callus but don’t crack where as others have no callus at all but crack badly after a day on the beach.
Long standing at work or home, especially on hard floors.
Increased weight which causes increased pressure on the heels causing callus.
With increased weight the heel is also required to expand more and hence can often crack more.
Ill fitting shoes or sandals that don’t support the heels from expanding sideways under pressure. via Heel Callus Cracked heels – Podantics Podiatry Adelaide.

Are your heels as pretty as your pedicure when you leave the salon: are you ready to reveal your heels in those pretty backless shoes?

Let’s get started now, and come up with a routine, which will keep those cracked heels under your control day after day. Now, I must share with you that it is not magic. Below I share my home remedy for your consideration. I followed this procedure for about three weeks, and after a period of time there was considerable improvement. I use a callosity scraper when my feet are dry. You can find a scraper similar to the one I used at:

http://www.alibaba.com/products-directory/recommended-callosity-removers.html

Go ahead and get proactive by starting to work on those cracked heels now. Within a few weeks, your heels should be looking and feeling great, and you will be able to wear those slides you have with confidence!

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