Get Your Feet Summer-Ready | How to Get Soft Feet | At Home Foot Care

If you're trying to get your feet ready for spring and summer sandals, I have three simple steps you can do at home. It's super fast and super affordable foot care.
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[@cecilieharris]

Adding that Margaret Dabbs file to my cart!

[@SkinObsessedMary]

You don't be sorry!

[@ekatag6494]

If you try a 40% urea cream on your feet you will not have to worry about filing and scrap ing and Vaseline . thanks. You inspired me to be more diligent. With my feet👣

[@SkinObsessedMary]

I do love Urea cream. I haven't come across a 40% though....any recommendations?

[@Jennifer-uc2oh]

I used to long distance run and had crazy callouses on my big toes. I swear by soaking my feet in apple cider vinegar (organic w the mother) and water. Optional to add Listerine to help w the smell and to add another antiseptic property. When I dry them off I will apply a cream with urea in it. Effective and very cost effective. Oh…and while soaking I use a scrubby exfoliating cloth to remove the loosened skin. Swear by this process❤❤

[@SkinObsessedMary]

That's SO interesting about the apple cider vinegar! I'm DEFINITELY going to give that a try!

[@Jennifer-uc2oh]

@@SkinObsessedMary You’ll love it. The natural acid exfoliates & helps to deodorize the feet too. Not to mention it helps to kill nail fungus, etc. The first time I did it, I was in love w how my feet felt. So refreshing. Let me know what you think!

[@dottiejohnson5812]

I look forward to you all the time and I am learning so much Thank you Mary!!! Dot

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Smar47]

What perfect timing, thank you. I get lazy and let my feet go then I have to start over. I also file my feet, rinse and while still damp use L’Occitane pure shea butter (make sure it’s pure shea butter and not the other one) and a sock. Love what this does! Just wish I wouldn’t get lazy and let them go!

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Yeah it's kind of one of those things you have to stick with (ugh!). Oooon I remember the L'Occitane pure shea butter....I should get that again!

[@nollaigbourke9132]

Brilliant tips! Reminding me I really need to book a pedicure soon too! I love Burt's Bees foot Balm as well. It's like an oil/lotion hybrid and soooo softening.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

oooh I need to check that out! Thank you 🙏

[@magdalenacruz2382]

I love the Swedish Clover Flowery foot file. It is the best and do much more affordable!

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Yep I tried that one. It's good, but still not AS good (IMO)...

[@loricoyle5755]

You are so delightful and SO funny. Thanks for the tips 🦶

[@SkinObsessedMary]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊

[@staceyoberg]

LOL Mary..I chuckled watching this video because foot care is sorta taboo to most because NO ONE likes feet LOL..BUT I have found myself as I have gotten more “mature” my foot care really has had to take center stage. THANK YOU for the great tips, and for tackling this topic. I also use Kerasal foot ointment about 1-2 nights a week, which really helps break down the crusties…I will for sure give your “formula” a whirl!!

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Hahaha I'm thrilled you got a chuckle 🤣 And I'll be checking out the Kerasal foot ointment for sure!

[@ceciliebyberg8569]

Thanks to you i have this foot file and I love it too! Will defenitely try the foot cream and a cuticle oil together and top off with occlusive. Love from Norway ❤

[@SkinObsessedMary]

It's the BEST isn't it??

[@janebolton8971]

Beauty pie have a great foot mask that exfoliates the skin really soft finish

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Ooh I forgot about that! I haven't purchased from BP in years (since Brexit and it became more expensive for me to import), but I'm thinking about it...

[@CrazyMaryJo]

Use Biossance Squalene Oil every other day (and Desitin Baby Rash Balm every other day) but Biossance pricey compared to your suggestions. Ordered the Cuccio Oil. Nail salon recommended Cuccio Honey Butter so I FINALLY ordered it !

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Hahaha I wouldln't be putting splurging the Biossance on my feet 🤣 However, I'd say your feet look spectacular!

[@CrazyMaryJo]

@@SkinObsessedMary Just using the 100% Squalene Oil. A little goes a long way. Good too for back of hands and wrists. Neck. Warm 2 lit drops between my hands and press into my finished face for days out and about in tthe environment.

[@deborah972]

Hello mary how are you love your vlogs ❤ xx

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Thanks so much 😊

[@255094]

I do similar things as you with the difference that after Vaseline, I wrap my feet in plastic wrap and after that I put my socks on, the plastic wrap helps keeping the moisture on my feet and not on my socks 😊

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Oh my god that’s genius!!! Doing that tonight - thank you 🙏

[@VickiLynn54]

Don't laugh or freak out..I use an electric sander. There I've said it. Im not religious with foot care, but trying to do better. In all this i came across Black Castor Oil. Haven't had chance to try as of yet but going to.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Hahaha I'm tempted to try it myself!

[@tracystephan6129]

I do the same thing to my feet but I replace your vaseline with castor oil as it makes the other products penetrate deeper.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

castor oil...that's genius! It's one thing I haven't tied yet (and EVERYONE is talking about). Thanks for the tip!

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

I use castor oil. Another thing I do during the “full shoe months” is salicylic acid peels. OMG, I’m almost addicted to them. Once your feet peel they are so soft and smooth.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Ooh is there a particular peel you're using? Please share 🙏 You're the second person who's using castor oil. Guess what I'll be purchasing next 🤣

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

@@SkinObsessedMary I live in Canada so I get one from a drug store here but Baby Foot, from Amazon, is a really good one. I leave it on for two hours. I think the package direction says an hour but the longer you leave it on the sooner the peeling process starts. Here’s a DIY one (I haven’t used it) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmnRoZuefKuVl7Msi=fLMYELHmfYyusZ7l I started using castor oil on my skin March 1 as an experiment. Wow. I’m 69 years old. Even family members noticed something different about my skin at Easter dinner. I’ve even noticed a reduction in the creepy skin on my arms. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@SkinObsessedMary]

@@gerrimcgrath6878 are you using castor oil on body or face? So curious…

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

@@SkinObsessedMary Both. Like i mentioned, I’m 69, need lots of help. 🤣🤣🤣 It really does seem to be a panacea. It’s thick and goopy but … I mix it with a carrier oil like vitamin E for my face and neck (or my regular serums). I use jojoba or almond oil to mix with it on the rest of my body or my regular moisturizers. I’ve only been using it since March 1 and my skin is sooo soft.

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

@@leverdusoleiluk Oooo, I must check them out. Thanks!!!

[@pamelagileno5483]

I inherited my mom's predisposition to super dry desert cracked heels. My calluses were THICK. Thought I was stuck with them forever. I also used to hate socks, which I never realized was exacerbating my problem. Enter my 80 lb weight loss and now all of a sudden I'm cold all the time. Kinda bad when you're living in Alaska with its 7mos of winter😂. The result? All of a sudden I like socks...lol The compression kind feel good on my legs so I wear them during the day and toward bed time I'll walk around in soft socks. The good news for me is I have come to dislike open-toed shoes/sandals for the most part because they will dry out my feet worse. Thus I wear athletic shoes with socks or house slippers with socks. My feet-related skincare routine during and after my shower consists of washing/exfoliating my feet with a glycolic acid body wash followed by applying a glycolic acid/lactic acid/urea containing foot cream and using an occlusive to lock it in before I put my socks on. It has worked very well. At the beginning of this journey I used to have to file down my calluses with a foot file like you've shown here but now I never have to because my feet don't get dry and cracked anymore as long as I'm keeping up my routine! I've gone through an entire Alaskan winter without ONE crack! This is a miracle I never thought possible. I use CCS Swedish Foot Cream, Balea Fusscreme, Prequel's Foot Rescue Ointment and basically any glycolic acid containing cream (replenix, skin fix, and naturium are what I have around right now). I'll apply my creams right after showering and get those socks on. Oh and I'll get pedicures about once every eight-ten weeks.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

First of all....I couldn't hack the Alaskan winters 🤣 And it sounds like you've nailed a fab foot routine! I know I definitely need to wear socks and shoes more but I just can't seem to five up my flip flops :(

[@sfkat]

You are so over the top, but in a good way. A couple people have sworn to use of the Kerasal Intensive foot Repair.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

You're the second person to tell me that so it's on the list!

[@Jade_902]

What in the world is up with the hard big toe skin? 😂 I’ve never had that until I became a certain age 😮 I have that cuticle oil but never thought of using it on my feet. Thanks for the tips Mary.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Right?! It's not pretty is it?? Lots of folks have recommended castor oil so I'm going to give that a try too!

[@eileenjohnson3151]

Here is another thing you and I have in common. I feel that feet are gross too!

[@SkinObsessedMary]

🤣

[@lightshine6851]

"I get a pedicure once a month." Nough said. Closed video.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

thanks for watching

[@cristinafrancisco6773]

I had lots of chuckles while watching this video 😅I totally agree about not wanting to see other people’s feet. I just don’t know what it is about feet 🫣 thank you for the excellent tips! I’m going to pick up the foot file to try. Most importantly, I am going to be consistent with keeping my foot care routine going after my regular 6 week visits for a pedicure.

[@SkinObsessedMary]

Hahah so glad you got a chuckle!