What makes bare feet the softest/most sensitive?

[stockingmom]

Hello fellow feet and tickle lovers!

I need your help. What products out here makes our lee's feet the softest? Lotion, baby oil, etc? What do you guys/gals think? And please be specific! Brands, how often to administer, etc. Thanks! You guys are the best.

Stockingmom

 

[GirlMeetsTickle]

Hello fellow feet and tickle lovers!

I need your help. What products out here makes our lee's feet the softest? Lotion, baby oil, etc? What do you guys/gals think? And please be specific! Brands, how often to administer, etc. Thanks! You guys are the best.

Stockingmom

MEANIE! lol

I tend to see baby oil being used most often in tickle vids. Seems like they use just enough for full coverage. They don't need to be drenched...and I think excess would drip of anyway.

 

[MrTicklefeet]

Once again, I say Olive Oil. Absorbs into the skin and makes them nice and soft.

 

[Sensualswitch10]

Hello fellow feet and tickle lovers!

I need your help. What products out here makes our lee's feet the softest? Lotion, baby oil, etc? What do you guys/gals think? And please be specific! Brands, how often to administer, etc. Thanks! You guys are the best.

Stockingmom

The way I read this, you're talking about generally getting soft feet over time? Or do you mean like on the spot, one time use, say during a session?

Emu oil works wonders, especially when coupled with a pre-use soak in warm water and pumice stone scrub.

 

[Viewmaster]

There are these new exfoliating socks I saw in a pharmacy the other day. The advertise as making feet soft as the wearers walk around..... ;-)

 

[SadCuzNotTcklsh]

Once again, I say Olive Oil. Absorbs into the skin and makes them nice and soft.

Why does olive oil absorbs into the skin and others don't?

 

[BeautifullyBNT]

I read this as meaning softest over time. Pumice stone in the shower followed by Gold Bond Aloe lotion. That's my recommended regimen.

 

[robmic]

I had seen an article about how someone took care of wealthy woman's feet with diamond boards and Emu oil. I think you could search on line and get a million different methods of taking care of your feet. I did find this on some message board that was interesting...

"Something to help dry, cracked feet/heels.
Sharing some helpful info here!! If you have dry, cracked feet or heels there is help as close as your local grocery store!! For those with Diabetes *raising hand* cracks can mean a potential loss of your feet so foot care is essential.

Rule #1
NEVER soak your feet. It takes essential oils out of the skin.

Rule #2
Don't run around bare foot!! Dirt also drys out the skin.

As for something to make those feet almost like new?
Get a medium and fine grit sandpaper and gently sand all rough areas of the foot when absolutely dry until the skin feels soft and no more skin cells are sloughing off. It will shock you how much will fluff off and sandpaper is cheaper and more effective than those fancy foot sanding paddles. THEN, coat the foot liberally with Vaseline and wrap in plastic wrap. Cover with a sock and leave them overnight. You'll be amazed at your feet in the morning!!! Be careful running around with your feet in greasy plastic lol!! (that's why I do it at night) Even if you have deep cracks, they WILL eventually be gone and you'll have feet you can actually feel when you walk on them.

Read more: http://www.healthboards.com/boards/foot-ankle-problems/54863-something-help-dry-cracked-feet-heels.html#ixzz4a1py70uS"

Here's the link if anyone's interested... http://www.healthboards.com/boards/...63-something-help-dry-cracked-feet-heels.html