How to get your feet extremely soft

[ScottTickle888]

Hello I am just wondering what the best method is to make feet soft and most ticklish as can be. What is the absolute best lotion to use and any other techniques to make feet extremely ticklish if the person or yourself is very ticklish to begin with. A reply would be very helpful thank you.

 

[StocksareBest]

One Way.....

Hey bud......well....one way that I've found to make the feet softer (this is the method my ex girlfriends have used, other than just lotions.....) Before she goes to bed at night....... apply any type of lotion or vasoline.....Put sandwich bags over the feet and seal them off with a piece of tape or a rubberband, to lock in the moisture of course 🙂.....This is basically like a cheap form of a parafin wax treatment......Parafin wax is also an excellent way.....After a couple of treatments of real parafin wax...the soles are almost too soft!!!! But they can NEVER be too soft!!!!!!



P.S. I believe that you can buy everything you need for a parafin wax treatment @ your local Wal-Mart!!!

Take it easy bud...and good luck!



StocksareBest

 

[ericr]

I have heard the plastic wrap idea from a dermatologist so I think it is quite correct. A word of caution is that you may not wish to cover the toes as that may encourage the growth of fungus. You could use plastic wrap rather than bags to leave the toes in the open.

 

[lite]

A recent thread along these lines...

can be found here:

http://www.ticklingforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46823

My personal favorite for keeping feet soft is shea nut butter; it's available at Whole Foods, for one. It's similar to cocoa butter, but easier (i.e., easier to spread) than cocoa butter. And although I think it is available as a food product, the type I'm talking about is in the cosmetics section.

A friend of mine swears by Kerasal lotion; I haven't tried it yet, but she says it's excellent. 🙂

 

[steph]

Warmth, heat...hang for a few in a hot tub if available, warm tub if not--makes your feet EXTRA sensitive...Get lots of pedicures...

XOXO

 

[fitnesstickle]

Warmth, heat...hang for a few in a hot tub if available, warm tub if not--makes your feet EXTRA sensitive...Get lots of pedicures...

XOXO

Carefully taking notes on what makes Steph's feet softer. 😀
And yes the highjacker strikes again.😛 😛

 

[steph]

XOXO

 

[SmileyTkls]

I'm certain that some guys would help out the gals by using their tongues to soften the toes and soles, or apply the lotion regularly, then rubbing it in with tickling strokes... But I digress, daily and nightly lotionings are good, pumice stones after or during a shower or bath, even pedicures, self or professionally done, are all good, solid ways to do it. However, I don't discount my first suggestions, either... 😀

Smiley

 

[steph]

XOXO

 

[natural tickler]

Around here, it seems that either baby oil, or Vaseline jelly does the trick. They apply it then put on socks, then go to bed. In the morning, they are soft as water😛

 

[NeitherSparky]

As I shared with some folks last night... 🙂

I used to have a lot of trouble with my feet as I am diabetic and probably don't have the best circulation in my extremeties, but the following worked for me:

First I used a product called 'Miracle Foot Repair' by Miracle of Aloe. I've seen it in drugstores and I bought mine at a Linens 'N Things. It works really well (although I don't care for the smell). After applying it *very* liberally a couple times a day my feet were at least normal in less than three days.

Then I went to Bath and Body Works and picked up their Foot Care package consisting of "Toe the Line", a foot scrub (with crushed walnut shells), "Heel of Approval", a cream with shea butter, and a foot brush with a pumice stone on the other side. I apply the scrub in the shower with the brush (like a big toothbrush! 🙂 ), but I use the cream once or twice every day. I also have a pair of cotton 'booties' that I can put on over a thick application of cream and wear for a few hours (overnight is out because its so friggin' hot here in Sac).

End result of all that is very good. 🙂 Although, having once worked for a beauty supply company, I can concur with an above poster who recommended parrafin wax. I've never done it but it *is* probably the fastest way to make your skin soft.

~Q

 

[JPie1]

when I want to go extra soft I add a hot cream massage to my pedicure at the salon once a month. I also put lotion and socks on every night, once a week I get in the bathtub for a good scrub with a pumice stone. Sometimes I add in a little aromatherapy oil to the lotion and work it in! I like my soles creamy soft as well as the rest of my feet.

 

[natural tickler]

That is good you keep them really soft, which you will need to when I win my bet😀

 

[TicklingIsLife]

Around here, it seems that either baby oil, or Vaseline jelly does the trick. They apply it then put on socks, then go to bed. In the morning, they are soft as water😛

Maybe I'll try that...

 

[ufodude]

You can buy slippers (and gloves) at the body shop that are made for putting over your feet (hands) when you apply cream.

Great stocking stuffer. 😀

Careful with plastic bags... you still need to let your skin breath. But if it works for you... booya!

 

[tickleetush]

not quite too soft

I've found that soaking your feet, using a scrub or pumice stone and then using the parrafin bath gives awesome results. You have to have most/or all callous removed though before the parrafin will give you the results you want. Take it from a beautician/ticklee...

 

[featherfingers]

All of those suggestions are excellent. I've found that for me what does the trick is slather lotion on your feet, slip on a pair of cotton socks and put on your tennis shoes. Then take a nice long walk. By the time you get back home your feet are soft as silk. I agree that pumicing them first will better your chances for softer feet. One more thing, Steph, I saw your photos. I can see why you're so popular. Wow!

 

[steph]

(she giggles)

WOW your self Mister feathers! 😛
GREAT screen name--SMOKING posts! (My back is a TOTAL hot spot, BTW...)

Well, I'm no Ashley, but thanks so much for the sweet compliment... Too bad YOU'RE in the state next door to me...😀

XOXO

 

[MsDivaNYC]

Diva's Beauty secrets

FEET:
I always do My own pedicures. Have had too many appts. where I paid good money and the girls either completely disregarded My request to have dead skin sloughed/shaved/pumiced off or pedicurists who simply didn't speak English very well and couldn't understand My request. No worries. I start off by doing this in the shower, when the skin is the most vulnerable and soft. Use tool for shaving calluses, then either a *strong* pumice stone, or My latest tool, a *lava stone*. I think the company Nailene sells it. This this is amazing, as it's extra porous and strong. After that, I slugh some more with St. Ives Apricot Scrub, then pat dry and use shea butter to get the feet nice and soft. If you're going for sensititivity, try wetting with an astrigent, such as Sea Breeze, so your skin tingles when tickled.

BODY:
St. Ives Apricot Scrub--carefully--then baby, Vitamin E or Tea Tree oils.

 

[featherfingers]

Steph, what's bad about that? I drive a car, not a stagecoach. Even if I walked to you, imagine how soft my feet would be by the time I got there! I practice what I preach. BTW, I'll discuss your back at a more appropriate place.

 

[steph]

Charmer!

XOXO

 

[tickleetush]

Wow feather! The tennis shoes idea is great! I'll have to try that! Seriously though, if you don't have a paraffin bath you need to invest in one big enough for your feet. They are well worth it.
😛

 

[featherfingers]

Tickleetush, I've tried that and it's fantastic!

 

[featherfingers]

CHECK THIS OUT!!!

NOW hear this, especially you, Tickleetush! My job requires me to work on people's feet. Not more than twenty minutes ago I finished working on a lady with the SOFTEST FEET EVER!!! (and I've worked on hundreds) I asked her how she does it. She responded, "I wear tennis shoes alot." Tickleetush, hope you see this. The lady doesn't even put lotion on them first. So ,gang, go get a comfortable pair of tennis shoes and put 'em on. My hands still can't believe it! (and if you're wondering, the answer is "No, I didn't tickle her." Maybe if she had asked, but then I wouldn't charge her for it)

 

[tickleetush]

oh so soft and smooooothh...

I wear tennis shoes EVERY day... for long periods. I think that without lotion though my feet actually get *rougher* walking in tennis shoes a lot. I strive for the ultimate in foot softness but it amazes me how much work it takes! Guys, take note, APPRECIATE the work your lady puts into her tootsies.