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During sandal season, you're probably super diligent about keeping your feet maincured. But now that colder temps are here and your feet are hidden in a pair of boots, you may have been skimping on that extra TLC - only to be left with dry, cracked heels! Ahead, we round up the top five cheap, natural products dermatologists swear by for removing unsighlty calluses. Because no one wants those!
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ProLinc Callus Eliminator
First, you'll want to prep your feet with a formula that will soften the skin, like this one from ProLinc. For the best results, soak your feet in hot water for approximately five minutes then apply the solution. Next, use a pumice stone or callus scraper and watch the dead skin easily fall away!
ProLinc Callus Eliminator ($8.53)
ThunderStar 3pcs Double Sided Foot Rasp Callus File Scrubber Hard Dead Tough Skin Coarse Remover Exfoliating Pedicure Tools
As far as callus removers go, experts and consumers love this foot file. It's the perfect addition to your pedicure kit with its sleek finish and easy-to-use design.
Original Ped Egg Professional The Ultimate Foot File!
Or you can try this little egg, which includes a skin-trapping feature for a mess-free experience.
Original Ped Egg Professional The Ultimate Foot File! ($9.88)
Tweezerman Safety Slide Callus Shaver with Rasp
To achieve even more precise results, you can also opt for a model that uses a blade. This two-in-one tool from Tweezerman features both a razor and a rasp (the part that looks like a cheese grater) to expertly remove dead skin in a few simple swipes.
Tweezerman Safety Slide Callus Shaver with Rasp ($8.68)
If your calluses are especially painful, Dr. Scholl's cushions will be your best friends. Simply apply one of the bandages to any problem spots for instant relief.
Dr. Scholl's Callus Removers Extra Thick Soft Cushions 4 Each ($7.15)
