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Olive oil is ideal as a skin softener and is suitable for using on hard, callused feet. This article explains how to use it effectively.
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Place a towel on the ground beneath your feet. If you prefer sitting with your feet closer, place the towel on a bed or lounge and place your feet. This will protect the carpet/bedspread/sofa, etc. from oil and will also soak up excess oil.
Massage olive oil into your feet. Pay particular attention to the hardened areas and work the oil in.Advertisement
Continue doing this regularly. You should see a positive difference and softening within two weeks.
Expert Q&A
Tips
- This is a good thing to do just before going to bed. You can shower first in order to have lovely, clean feet.Thanks
- Soaking your feet in water and using a pumice stone on calluses before using olive oil will hydrate the skin. Putting oil on after water will help to 'seal in' the moisture.Thanks
Warnings
- Wear bed socks with grip pads after oiling your feet - it will keep the oil from rubbing off onto the ground, and stop you from slipping.Thanks
Things You'll Need
- Towel
- Olive oil
- Pumice stone
- Bed socks
- Foot bucket
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