Not all representatives of the fair sex have the opportunity to get a professional pedicure.
In addition, professional products do not always help to maintain smooth heels. This problem becomes especially relevant in the cold season: heating makes the skin dry and it quickly becomes rough.
Don't rush to use acidic pedicure socks or keratolytic lotions.
Instead, you can try using good old pumice, before using which you should make a compress with hydrogen peroxide.
To do this, soak a cotton pad in the medicine and apply it to your heels for 10-15 minutes.
After this, it is worth treating your heels with pumice, which will remove the dead layer that has become pliable. Be careful and consult a specialist - perhaps a compress of hydrogen peroxide and pumice are contraindicated for you.
After a pedicure, be sure to use a nourishing cream or special wax intended for feet.
Continue applying these compounds in the first days after the compress and pumice treatment to avoid dryness and cracks.
