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Callus Remover
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Save that spa money! A pumice stone and a simple solution of baking soda and sea salt are all you need for a naturally effective method of callous removal.
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ready in:
under 30 minutes
under 30 minutes
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ingredients
1/2 cup sea salt
1/2 cup baking soda
pumice stone
directions
Fill a tub or foot bath with hot water. Add the baking soda and salt and mix until they are dissolved.
Soak your feet for 20 minutes.
Remove your feet from the water and while they are still wet, gently scrub any calluses with a pumice stone. Occasionally rinse your feet in the salt water.
Dry your feet and coat them with a heavy moisturizer and put on socks until the moisturizer is absorbed.
Repeat as frequently as needed to soften your feet.
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reviews & comments
I am always looking for natural recipies for whatever it is that I need to work on. So glad I found this recipe. I will definitely give it a try, and continue browing your website! Thanks so much! Anne
October 12, 2013
I have some embarrasingly rough feet. I tried the remedy that's been floating around Facebook that has you soaking your feet in listerine but that didn't work at ALL. So far this is the only thing outside of spending money on weekly pedicures that does the trick for me. It does take a little elbow grease for those really rough spots but it works.