5 Products for Happy Feet
An ounce of prevention is key to avoiding minor foot problems (which can create a world of hurt). These measures help feet feel and look good.
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Keep Soles Dry
Your feet have an abundance of sweat glands. To prevent odor, slick soles, and moisture that can lead to blisters, coat the
bottoms of your feet with a potent antiperspirant, like Dove Clinical Protection ($9 at drugstores), at night or in the morning.
Exfoliate and Soften
Instead of slathering on lotion (which can make feet slip around inside shoes and lead to blisters), try Barielle 60 Second
Mani-Pedi ($25, barielle.com) right in the shower. An oil-based salt scrub, it sloughs off flakes and lightly hydrates skin.
Heal Painful, Cracked Skin
When calluses get especially dry, they can split. A quick fix: Farmhouse Fresh Honey Heel Glaze ($24, farmhousefreshgoods.com). Brush the rich salve, which contains honey, over dry skin and cracks to soften and seal them.
Prevent Blisters
Swipe Band-Aid Friction Block Stick ($5 at drugstores) over the backs of heels, the tops of toes, or any other places shoes
or sandals rub. The protective balm minimizes blister-causing friction.
Remove Rough Spots
Calluses form to protect skin from injury but can feel and look craggy. Smooth them with Sally Hansen Intensive Gel Callus
Remover ($8 at drugstores), which contains moisturizing urea, aloe, jojoba, and tea-tree oil.



