Feet put up with a lot from us every day, and they tend to require a good amount of TLC. One of their major issues? Dry, dead skin. It’s a sensory nightmare, not to mention just plain unappealing.

Dead skin on the bottom of your foot may appear dry, cracked, loose, or hanging. It’s usually not painful unless it’s caused by a condition or infection. If you suspect that’s the case, see your ...

The colder seasons are not all rosy cheeks and pumpkin spice lattes — it’s also an occasion for blistering cold weather, vulnerable immune systems, and compromised skin. With cold, dry air circulating ...

Take stock of your moisturizers — you likely have a facial cream, body lotion or even an eye cream and hand cream, but do you have one specifically for your feet? If not, you probably should, even if ...

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Have you fallen off your pedicure routine now that fall is here? If dry, cracked ...

To use exfoliating gloves to remove dead skin, people should put on the gloves, then wet the gloves and their skin. Next, massage the skin in circular motions. When finished, remove the glove, rinse ...

Isn’t it happy-making to glance down at freshly pedicured toes? That glossy finish, those neat cuticles, not a dry bit of skin in sight, plus the way your sandals look instantly more expensive. And ...

Stop sweaty feet and eliminate shoe odour permanently. Learn practical tips for moisture control, plus proven hacks using ...