/hb/ - Health & Beauty

I use pic related + a body peeling and moisturizer.
It lasts maybe 2-3 days that they feel smooth, after that I repeat the process. I walk to work and back home every day so I'm not surprised at their condition. :/

It's a real shame that there aren't a lot of videos or tutorials on YT about these things.

I have literal caveman feet and I've wasted many an hour scrubbing and filling and clipping and moisturising only to have them roll back to their original state within a week. I have certainly noticed though that after I put on some weight that the skin on the soles of my feet became a lot thicker, like to the point where I would have to physically shave the worst parts with a razor every month to keep them from getting too thick and cracking. I guess it's because more weight = more pressure?

I also have unreasonably hair toes and it's a total anomaly. Genuinely considering getting electrolysis done on them. I just want sexy feet :(

Do a babyfoot. I got one, didn't believe it would work at all but my feet shed all their old skin like a snake. You have to soak your feet at least once a day though, or it wont work. They were really soft afterwards and I found keeping up with getting rid of dead skin much easier.

>>1107
Would it work on skin that is so hard and thick you can literally shave it with a razor?

>>1108
Yes, because I used to do the same thing to my feet, except with scissors.

>>1109
Well shit, sign me up! Gonna give this a go ASAP.

>razor
>scissors
That…sounds scary, I literally got goosebumps lol

>>1107
Are there any similar brands to this? Or products or something. Or is that a new thing?

>>1111
It doesn't actually hurt at all. The skin has built up so dense a d so thick you could sit down and embroider it with a needle and thread and not feel a thing.

>>1107
When you say soak every day do you mean do a baby foot peel every day or just soak the feet in water or whatever daily? Sorry if dumb question

>>1113
I Googled it and apparently it's like an intensive skin peel for the soles of your feet? You can buy packs on Amazon for around £10-20, and judging by the pictures and feedback it looks like it really does work.

>>1114
HHNNNGNGG I did this and bought it again merely for the pleasure of getting to peel all the skin again. It was like a sunburn but painless and so satisfying

Sorry to bump such an old thread with such a gross question,

do any anons have tips for getting rid of nail fungus?

I never really cared about my feet, which turned out to be a big mistake. It's not severe but still gross and my nails are pale/yellowish at the sides, ew

>>2598

this is kinda late but honestly, the only thing that has helped me were treatments i got at the pharmacy. still treating my big toe nail and it takes so fucking long because you have to wait until the fungus has grown out.

start asap because i waited too long since it never looked too awful and i was always wearing polish over it. #regret

also, always dry your feet/toes thoroughly after a shower!

>>2810
i got really gross nail fungus from my nails breaking and now they're thick and ingrown and i think the nail bed is messed up…

Honey is antifungal and antibacterial, mouthwash is antibacterial as well and soaking anything in that usually helps.

>>2810
Ugh yes. I wish it was a more discussed thing. Not nail fungus lol but foot care

I'm actually going to the doctor tomorrow and I'll ask her to prescribe me something for it.

I used a peel sock thing on my feet and they've finally started peeling but it's literally getting everywhere.

Am I doomed to live in socks for the next few days or can I just grate the shit out of them with a pediegg lmao?

>>2892
When i used a peeling sock i had to live in socks because i shedded skin like a fucking snake no matter how much i tried pulling it out it out there was always more later in the day lmao.

I'd say keep the socks on for a while unless you want shoes full of dead skin.

>>2892
>>2893
i love peeling sockssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss it gives me the most satisfied feel. okay carry on

>>2892
I second >>2893 on keeping the socks on to keep the shedding skin contained. To help the shedding you can soak your feet when not sock-wearing. I would suggest letting it shed naturally because there are layers coming off, where you might be too hard in trying to get rid of every little piece with a pediegg when not all of it is ready to peel.

Any anons have experience witch Scholl products?

>>2892
How long did it take? I did one 3 nights ago and they haven't peeled at all.

>>3013
NTA but it usually takes about a week ime.