Anyway, I finally tried one of the interesting, cost saving ideas. What did I try? The foot treatment for dry heels. (Instructions are on the picture.)
Did it work? Well, sort of! No, I didn't get the same results as when my husband treated me to a pedicure during vacation but it did help. Some of the cracks are still there but a lot of the white dry skin around the cracks is gone.
Did it work? Well, sort of! No, I didn't get the same results as when my husband treated me to a pedicure during vacation but it did help. Some of the cracks are still there but a lot of the white dry skin around the cracks is gone.
I did have some thoughts about where it went wrong.
-used store brand mouthwash instead of Listerine (sometimes frugal is not useful).
-possibly didn't make enough for the container (because my heels should have been more submerged).
-used store brand mouthwash instead of Listerine (sometimes frugal is not useful).
-possibly didn't make enough for the container (because my heels should have been more submerged).
Will I try it again? Definitely for what little it cost and the fact I did get some results, I would be crazy not to periodically do this. Especially considering it's summer and I almost never spend money on pedicures. (We're a one income family and it's just another way to save money!)
Let me know if you end up trying this out!
Bye! Dag! Adios! Namaste!
:) Danica
Oh how I love a good pedicure but I just can not get myself to spend the money on one very often myself! I will give this a shot as well.
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Delete:) Danica