Comments on: Tips: How To Achieve a Soft and Smooth Heels

By: Fiona

Fiona — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 10:00:46 +0000

Lol no dear. I think cracked heels happens to everyone that suffer from dry skin. I don’t get that last time. Maybe age is catching up. Skin is definitely drier than those days. Noted on Evening Primrose Oil and Apple Cider Vinegar. I have a few cracked heel cream around. So lazy wanna apply sometimes.

By: Victoria

Victoria — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 09:06:46 +0000

Actually, I notice cracked heels on those who perhaps spend a lot of time doing housework or other manual work? I am not sure if such a problem is hereditary. But I was told by my mum who used to have cracked heels due to the amount of housework she does since young is that she cured it by taking Evening Primrose Oil. She got this tip from one the supplement SAs in a pharmacy. I was also told by a colleague that Apple Cider Vinegar from Braggs cured her cracked heels as well due to the ingredients in it. Maybe it is worth a try since both items have other health benefits in them and not just curing cracked heels. For me, my cracked heels has heel but I will always have a cracked heel cream around just in case it shows up again 🙂

By: Fiona

Fiona — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 01:30:22 +0000

Just wanna get your thoughts on this. Is there any heel cream that can totally stop cracked heel? Clarins one used to work for me in such way although it’s a bit sticky.

By: Victoria

Victoria — Wed, 02 Apr 2014 01:28:54 +0000

You can also try the cracked heel cream from Scholl which promises cracked-free heels in 3 days or something like that. I had this problem last year when I was doing so much discarding and packing over 2 months due to office moving. This cream really works and I do not have cracked heels any more. My skin around the feet area does then to get dry and it is usually solved with a good foot scrub (Scholl again or the nice lavender one from Yves Rocher) followed up by foot cream 2-3 times a week 🙂