Reddit reviews Manicare Corn Removal Plane

My soles are horrific, regular manual exfoliation devices or salon pedicures do not touch them.

I use a bladed corn plane, which takes some practice to master. Feet need to be lightly soaked until some of the dead skin softens and goes white, and the blade needs to be pressed parallel to the skin in order to shave the surface without causing a cut.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Manicare-MN341055P-Corn-Plane/dp/B005HH3QNY/

Then follow with regular use of a heel balm containing lanolin (occlusive, strengthens skin's the barrier function) plus a high percentage of urea (25-40%) this is both hydrating and exfoliating. I have tried painting on full strength (88%) lactic acid with a brush and waiting for the skin to peel off in strips but that is still not enough!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flexitol-Naturals-Heel-natural-Formula/dp/B004X5IAG4/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flexitol-Heel-Balm-Platinum-50g/dp/B00J8F3BQI/

Hands, apply a decent cream containing lanolin and urea (10%) every time you finish in the bathroom; consider what you are soaking your feet in when in the shower and your hands when you wash them. Sulphates and other anionic surfactants (shower gel/ shampoo/ hand wash) are stripping and drying, and damage the skin's barrier function. I carry my own cleanser (actually a small bottle of my shower gel) based on cocoamidopropyl betaine, my cuticles and nails are much improved.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flexitol-3212891-56g-Hand-Balm/dp/B001PMQ5YC/