Are your feet beach ready ? that sounds so cliche but seriously this whole hard skin thing is a total pain, it really isn't something that ever occurred to me when I was young other than reading in Jackie magazine it was good to rub your feet in the sand, which I found really useful living in South London !  Some years later I was a pretty posh work do and one of the women had on the best pair of Jimmy's ever, but I overheard a gaggle of bitches talking about the "state of her heels" well of course I had to look as I was only interested in lusting after her shoes and hadn't noticed said heels, they were, I have to say pretty grim and I felt really sorry for the poor thing and grateful that my own heels where not on show for scrutiny by the heel spies.  Since that time it has been a mission to keep them in good condition and I have to admit to being ultra slack in the winter when in fact that would be the very best time to look after them in socks, nooo I leave it till they need to be exposed and panic.



A long while ago I was recommended an Australian heel cream by a chiropodist, I bought it and it was a marvel, Flexitol was not widely available at that time and was sold as Australia's number 1, as the years have progressed I find that this isn't doing what it used to, and was getting pretty fed up, I have since discovered



 Boots Cracked Heel Balm which claimed to work in 3 days, this stuff is brilliant, to be fair to it the visible improvement was fabulous although if the problem is really bad I would anticipate longer than 3 days, but it is  100% the top of my list now.


Both Available HERE

Lyn 👄



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