take better care of my feet

I’ve been giving myself long foot baths, and I bought a pedicure set for my cuticles and nails. I’ve also been treating my nails for a weird fungus problem that has plagued me for years, and filing down my disgusting dry cracked heels.

I haven’t been as good about putting lotion on my feet before bed every night. I will try a little harder with that.

I also want to get the Ped-Egg thingy that’s on TV. I keep hearing good things about that.

I think maybe just a few more weeks to a month before I’m not too ashamed to get a professional pedicure!

(8/4/08) I go barefoot most of the time and now my heels are dry and rough. Sometimes they even crack. It’s not pleasant. I really need to start soaking them on a regular basis and applying more moisturizer. I think I’ll start tonight with a long soak in my Dr Scholl’s Footbath.

I’ve had some issues with my left foot for a few months. Went to the doctor today, got a prescription, and everything should be back to normal in a few weeks. But I’ll be really happy to have healthy feet again…

My feet look quite bad right now because I’ve got blisters and dead skin coming off. But I have been taking foot baths regularly and I’ve also put creme om fy feet almost every night when going to bed. So I hope they’ll be fine soon. I also bought a new foot creme and some products for foot baths, but I haven’t tried them yet.

Painted my toenails and am using my foot file every time I get out of the shower. Of course, sandal season is motivating!

I found out during the weekend that my feet are much softer and smoother than my girlfriends so I think its safe to mark this one off as done.

I noticed the other day that my feet have a fair amount of thick dry skin on them, especially at my heels. Given that sandal weather will be coming soon and that dry cracked heels are a real pain to deal with, I need to do something about it and keep it up throughout the summer to make sure it doesn’t become an issue.

I need to tend to them more regularly.

I need to tend to them more regularly.

My feet are actually doing really well in general. I still need to go to a podiatrist about my toenails. I went once before, but before I even got into the check-up room, the receptionist told me my “group” of insurance wasn’t accepted there. WTF? I’ve changed it since then, so I should make another appointment already.