00:00The problem and the reason for embarrassment for most women are these kinds of cracks on the heels which constantly
00:06catch on socks, tights and even the bedsheet.
00:09Let's try to deal with this problem today.
00:11To start the treatment as always I use micellar mousse.
00:14It's needed to prepare and cleanse the skin for further treatment.
00:17Apply the foam and use a tissue to remove the excess.
00:20And for treating the cracks themselves I will use an enzyme exfoliant.
00:25First, here I'm applying it with a spatula and covering it with plastic wrap so it can work.
00:31After that, using a pedicure cap or a pedicure disc, I have one with 180 grit.
00:37I will treat the dry cracks.
00:39The exfoliant has already done its job so we remove it and move on to the cap.
00:43I often get messages asking if it's possible to treat the cracks without softening the skin first.
00:48And I absolutely agree.
00:49But when you use special products for this, the work goes much faster and the skin is easier to treat.
00:55To make it easier for myself to access the cracks, I use my large index finger on my left hand.
01:00As you can imagine, I pinch and open the cracks a lot.
01:03If the cracks are a bit deeper, of course you can use diamond burrs.
01:07For polishing I will use a foot polishing emulsion from Amy.
01:10But you can also use Monardo oil or tea tree oil for this purpose.
01:15Polishing is necessary to finish the procedure and smooth out even the smallest irregularities.
01:20For this I use a polishing buffer.
01:22To finish the procedure, I use a balancing cream talc from Amy's Podology line.
01:28Now let's do a massage.
01:29By the way, this is my client's favorite part of the procedure.
01:32And now you can admire the results.
01:35Let me know in the comments how you deal with your dry heels and cracks.
01:38Let me know in the comments.
01:38I'm sure you will begin in the comments.
01:38I have a lot of questions.
01:38I can't remember you.
