Glycerin Socks
In a small bowl, mix 50 ml. of glycerin and 8-10 drops of ammonia. Rub the solution on your feet before you go to sleep and wear a pair of thick cotton socks. Repeat the process with these socks for about a week or so and your feet will thank you.
Coconut Oil
The almighty coconut oil has more virtues than we can count. One of those virtues is how helpful is it in treating cracked and calloused feet. Rubbing the oil on your feet will bring back the moisture that the skin has lost and help with any irritation you might have. Repeat the treatment as necessary.
Exfoliate
Here is another concoction you can make yourself: two parts apple cider vinegar, five parts ground rice, one part honey, and some olive oil, and you’ve got yourself some homemade foot exfoliator. Use that scrub after taking a shower and let it sit for ten minutes before you wash it off. Do that regularly and your feet will start going back to normal.
Lemon Soak
Sure, you could soak your feet in lemon juice, but that would be a little painful (plus a waste of good lemon.) Instead, you can mix some lemon juice with olive oil and make your own foot moisturizer. The active ingredients in the lemon will help the dead skin peel off.
Mind Your Shoes
Wearing the right shoes can help with painful feet, legs, knees, and even back. Apparently, it can also help with preventing callouses on your feet. When buying shoes, make sure that the pair not only fits but that it also feels comfortable. Walk around the store with the shoes on and see if you feel any part of them rubbing against and part of your foot. If you do — don’t buy them. The friction will only encourage callouses or even soma nasty blisters in the future.