The first method is to soak your feet in warm water and then cut them with scissors or scrape them with a razor blade.

The second method is to use ointments and medicines prescribed by the doctor to soften the callus, and then use a blade to peel off the dead skin after the callus softens.

The third method is to use a pumice stone. After soaking your feet, use a pumice stone to remove dead skin.

How to take care of your feet

1. If the dead skin and calluses on your feet are too stubborn, you may need 2 to 3 times to clean them all. After that, you need to maintain it once a week to prevent the proliferation of dead skin!

2. When showering, you can wash the entire foot with mild soap, and use a pumice stone to gently rub the area with foot pads in a circular motion. You can remove a small amount of foot pads every day to prevent them from accumulating in large amounts. But be careful not to remove too much at once, otherwise the soles of your feet will lose their protective layer.

3. Dry your feet thoroughly after washing, especially between the toes. Keeping your toes dry can prevent fungal infections and corns.

4. Before putting on shoes and socks, sprinkle a little talcum powder on your feet, especially between the toes, to keep your feet dry all day long and prevent infection.

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Other foot care methods

1. For extremely tired feet, you can add one part borax and one part Epsom salt to hot water. Washing your feet with a spoon or just with salt water will work well.

2. After drying your feet, lie flat and place your feet higher than your head, such as on two pillows or on the wall. This reduces pressure on your feet and promotes blood circulation.

3. After each foot wash, use a brush to clean the heels, toes, and seams of the feet.

4. People with dry feet can apply some olive oil after washing their feet, put them in a plastic bag, and then put them in hot water. After the pores open, the nutrients will be absorbed by the skin of the feet.