with a towel rather than rub hard.
The heels may remain slightly moist.
Applying the moisturizer directly after washing, it helps to retain some of the water in the skin.
Step 3: Carefully remove dead skin
If necessary, use a soft foot file, bloove or foam stone.
The key word is subtlety.
You don’t try to polish the whole calluses once.
Avoid blades, razors, metal files, or aggressive scraping.
Excessive exfoliation can irritate the skin and aggravate cracks.
Step 4: Apply petroleum jelly
Massage a thick layer of petroleum jelly
