After wearing a pair of dress shoes I’ve developed two or three calluses walking a mere half an hour to and fro. It really bites and I mean really bites! Whats a quick fix? I knew women get this frequently from wearing pumps…surely you have a few ideas in your shoe? Whats funny is that one is at the palm of my foot and the other two on the toes 
Soaking your feet in neat vodka works.
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Soaking your feet in neat vodka works.
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Isn't tht haram?....it's an honest question...
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*Originally posted by The new COOLDUDE: *
Isn't tht haram?....it's an honest question...
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Alcohol ain't haram for medicinal and curing purposes. Your over the counter cough syrup contains some too.
just dont drink it after soaking your feet
First, throw out those shoes. Get a pedicure if you can. :) Buy a pumice stone and make sure you scrub your feet. I think Muzna actually suggested how to do this properly in another thread on feet.
I've been told there is nothing a person can do to get rid of calluses other than not wear any shoes at all. The area needs to heal without having anything rubbing on it including shoes.
Wear sandals where your toes can remain free.
You guys are amazing : ) . . . what about blisters?
Its just recent that my feet caught on with this and I only wore those shoes once :( Thank god for Dove.
Ouch....sounds painful.
You can buy various products, including cushions, for calluses and blisters at Shopper's Drug Mart. I think Dr. Scholls is the best brand. As Mehnaz said above, there is little you can do to get immediate relief except prevent further abrasion of the affected area.
Just cut 'em off.
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Soaking your feet in neat vodka works.
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what a waste of vodka!
Palm of the foot …
Loose the shoes…
I just had breakfast.... and this is NOT what i wanted to read about.
One way to protect a tender blister without draining it is to cut a moleskin pad into a doughnut shape and place it over the blister. Leave the central area open where the blister is. The surrounding moleskin will absorb most of the shock and friction of everyday activity. As long as the skin is clean and dry, the moleskin will adhere by itself.