Feet

3 Natural Cures For Hard Skin On Your Feet + 4 Amazing Foot Callus Removers

Lynnette Walczak — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 20:52:04 +0000

Hard skin can form on the soles, balls, and heels of your feet, as well as on your toes.

It can be caused by many different things, including uncomfortable shoes, prolonged periods of exercise, and health problems.

Hard skin similar to calluses can be unsightly, embarrassing, and even painful if left untreated.

Here are 3 natural ways to remove the hard skin on your feet, plus 4 great products to make it even easier…

WARNING: Fake Designer Shoes Online!

Lynnette Walczak — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 15:33:04 +0000

I first saw this on Good Morning America.

Here’s the full video from ABC’s 20/20:

–> And here’s the story that goes with the video.

VIDEO: How To Turn A Regular Pair Of Socks Into Non Skid Slipper Socks

Lynnette Walczak — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 10:03:10 +0000

When I was in the hospital, one of my favorite "gifts" was a pair of non-skid slipper socks. (I love hospital swag!) They were very similar to these non slip socks.

I even talked at great length about how much I like those socks.

The truth is I’ve had my eye on a few pairs of non-skid socks for awhile now.

Good news: Now you can make your own non-skid socks. All you need is fabric paint!

This video shows exactly how to do it, step-by-step. It’s really easy!

Photos + Video Of The Best DIY Ingrown Toenail Treatment… It Worked For Me!

Lynnette Walczak — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 22:00:57 +0000

I recently had two ingrown toenails! One on each of my big toes.

Before this, I’ve never had one… ever. So to get 2 at once kind of scared me a bit.

I let them go for several days thinking they would get better on their own. But they didn’t. They got worse… in a hurry.

It was very painful.

Even after soaking my feet 2 to 3 times a day in very warm (almost hot) water for 15 minutes at a time over 3 days — and adding baking soda or Epsom salts to the water sometimes — nothing worked.

I was afraid it was getting so bad that I’d have to go to the doctor or something.

I finally found the best home remedy for ingrown toenails. It’s simple… FREE… and really works!

Creepy Halloween Feet Recipes For Parties

Lynnette Walczak — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 12:22:23 +0000

If scary Halloween feet are your thing (granted, that link was pretty tame, but you get the gist), then you’re gonna love these creepy Halloween feet recipes!

My all-time favorite is the following recipe for Meat Feet.

Meat Feet is a mega-sized gross looking meatloaf recipe that is always a hit at parties!

Along those same lines, you can also see the recipe for Meat Hand below…

Pamela Anderson Bares All… Of Her Toes! [VIDEOS]

Lynnette Walczak — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:36:43 +0000

First, a video of Howard Stern inspecting Pamela Anderson’s bare feet and toes:

In this next video, Pam Anderson is caught walking barefoot into Larry King’s studios prior to a taping.

A quote from the video:

It looks like the “no shoes, no service” rule does not apply to Miss Pamela. We’re pretty sure the “no shirt” rule wouldn’t either! Just a guess…

The next video features closeups of Pamela Anderson’s feet:

Photos Of Pamela Anderson Barefoot

Following are some amazing collections of Pam Anderson barefoot photos…

How To Get Rid Of Foot Odor… Naturally

Lynnette Walczak — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:03:46 +0000

The use of natural foot odor remedies is one of the most effective and least toxic ways to get rid of that unpleasant smell.

Natural remedies are available at local health food stores, or you can make your own right at home using ingredients that you probably already heave at home. If not, they are easy to find and inexpensive.

Here are a few natural remedies for foot odor…

DIY Dry Feet Treatment: Neroli Essential Oil Foot Soak Recipe

Lynnette Walczak — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 19:53:20 +0000

If your feet tend to be dry or rough, a moisturizing soak, careful heel filing, and this overnight hydrating treatment can work wonders!

This Neroli foot soak recipe is just like the professional foot soak you get at nail salons.

Neroli oil is also used in homemade baby oil recipes and in professional facials because it promotes new cell generation.

The items you’ll need:

Bowl

Neroli essential oil

4 tablespoons olive oil

Towel

Foot file (or pumice stone)

Shea butter (or other intensive moisturizer)

Foot booties (or cotton socks)

Gold Karat Weight Explained (…Helpful For Toe Ring & Jewelry Wearers With A Gold Allergy)

Lynnette Walczak — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:24:19 +0000

I wear 2 toe rings all year round. (One on the 2nd toe of each foot.)

Personally, with gold rings (not electroplated gold though), I don’t really care what the karat weight is whenever I’m buying toe rings or other jewelry for myself.

I’ve worn toe rings (and regular rings) of all different karats and they all wear just the same and last just about the same, in my opinion.

However, some people (such as my mom) have allergic reactions to some gold pieces but not others.

Usually, the lower the karats (10k, 14k), the greater the reaction from the components (like nickel) that are combined with the gold.

In my mom’s case, her finger turns black underneath the band — but only when she’s wearing 10 karat gold rings and she’s stressed. Other gold rings do not trigger a gold allergy for her.

For jewelry to be advertised as gold in the U.S., it must be at least 40% pure, which is classified as 10-karat gold. This is the strongest quality for gold jewelry and is also the most affordable. Source

Foot Melanoma Is Deadly – Did You Know You Can Get Skin Cancer On Your Feet?

Curtis Carper — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 01:00:10 +0000

Instances of melanoma, the most deadly of skin cancers, are increasing faster than any other form of cancer.

Surprisingly, one of the leading places cancer is commonly being found these days is on the feet.

That’s right, foot melanoma is the deadliest cancer.

Unfortunately, survival rates are dramatically lower when melanoma is found on the foot. For one reason, it often goes unnoticed until there is a serious problem. When not caught in the early stages the fatality rate is about 50% within 5 years of diagnosis.

Here’s what to look for, plus tips for inspecting your feet for signs of skin cancer…