How to remove hard skin on heels

When comparing the skin on the hands and the skin on the feet, people may find that the skin on the hands is softer, while the skin on the feet is harder. Why is the skin on the feet harder? In fact, this is most likely related to people's neglect of foot skin care. When most people take care of their skin, they only pay attention to the face and hands and ignore the feet directly, which leads to callus on the heels. How to remove heel hard skin?

If we don't have athlete's foot, we can soak our feet in hot water. After the old skin on the feet is softened, we can use a scraper to scrape off the old skin on the feet. When the old skin on the feet grows again next time, we can use the same method to remove the old skin on the feet.

If we have athlete's foot on our feet, old skin will also form after the athlete's foot ages. We can first soak our feet in hot water. After soaking, something like tofu dregs will appear on the feet. We can use a scraper to scrape off the tofu dregs-like old skin fragments on the feet, and then wash them clean.

After soaking your feet, use a scraper to scrape off the old skin on your feet and apply the medicine again. After persisting for a period of time, the athlete's foot will slowly be cured. When treating tinea pedis, if one drug for treating tinea pedis is not effective, we can switch to other drugs for treating tinea pedis.

Do not use the scraper used during the period of athlete's foot to scrape feet that do not have athlete's foot, otherwise it will easily spread. The sheets and quilt covers you have slept on must be boiled and washed, and exposed to the sun, otherwise the fungus on the sheets and quilt covers will easily infect other people or cause a recurrence of athlete's foot in the healed area.