my heels are cracked, will applying vaseline will seal the crack and make it soft?
447453
Yes, vaseline works on crack heels.
1098465
Aloe will keep your skin SOFT, neosporine and bacitracine keep your skin CLEAN.\n\nI am guessing that you 1) have a popped blister and that 2) you wanna keep running\n\nSo....put the antibiotic stuff on it....bandage it up....and put something like vasaline on the outside of the bandage so it will slide against the sock rather than rubbing against the sock and coming off. Then, put on the sock, and the shoe, and go for a run.  That may or may not work.\n\nSecond choice- don't run for a day or two or three.\nget in the pool or on the bike....give the blister a chance to get better.\n\nIf it gets WORSE or infected...you are gonna be away from running for up to 2 weeks....so be really careful!
642764
I usually get this problem during the winter, but for some reason right now have that problem even with wearing regular shoes and it has been like summer for a number of months now.  I recently bought Avon's Foot Works cracked heel relief cream.  It works very well, and also has lidocaine in it so it will help the pain.  I highly recommend it.  I cannot give you a direct webpage at Avon as when I did a search it did not give an exact url.  You can just go to their site and do a search for the name.
661537
Keep ur feet washed and toe nails clipped neatly, if you have rough skin use petroleum jelly on your feet and sleep with socks it makes them really soft.
774665
You should put some triple antibiotic cream on the affected area.  Don't use vaseline, it is petroleum based and will make a great breeding ground for bacteria. Try and leave the area affected open for short periods of time to let the air help you heal.
396130
The athletes feet scaring and corns has disensitized my soles--plus don't go barefoot due to the nail fungus that's permantently difigured my toes.\n\nBut, you could try and see if mine are ticklish--Sunshine!\n\n\n;-)!
76428
Its the dry and cold weather.. I usually apply Vaseline at bedtime and apply it over the corner of my mouth too.. In the morning my lips are softer
197704
I like to soak my feet in a fresh tub of asses' milk. Sure, it's quite a chore to get the animal to stand still while I milk it, but it's worth it. My heels are the consistency of my rear end on the day I was born. Just seven or eight hours a day and the dry, crusty, scaly, repulsive, irritating, itchy, scratchy, festering, flaking, yellow-brown fungus-infested leather look is gone.\n\nOr, you can use a pumice stone.
773961
You could try rubbing them with vaseline at night and covering them with mittens or socks while you sleep.  Rubbing them with olive oil or Vitamin E oil might also help.
976070
vaseline or vitamin e oil and cuticle nippers
388811
There is no risk to using Vaseline when you are masturbating. Just make sure you don't use it with anything made of latex (condoms, gloves, dental dams, toys) as it will cause the latex to break down.
1078497
vaseline and folic acid. The pharmacy will fix you some for about 5 bucks. they did for me. I was impressed. I"m not sure what the folic acid does exactly, but it worked for me. In fact, it stopped it from getting out of hand. I got rid of the start of one in about 2 days.
549883
you can use a special razor made for this to get the worst part of the callouses off- be careful because you dont want to shave off too much and make your skin tender.  then, for upkeep, get the pumice stone - I found this works best after your shower or after you have soaked your feet for a good 15 - 20 minutes-  after this, pat oyur feet dry- leave some moisture and use a body oil, olive oil or something of the like and coat your feet-  using oils and coverig your feet with socks when you sleep will help retain the moisture.  Also - soak your feet for 15- 20 minutes a few times a week - use warm water and a little bath oil or olive oil.  Wearing socks with your shoes and not walking outdoors barefoot also helps to prevent the buildup of tough callouses.  Avon makes a line of footworks products from a moisturizing soak to crack heel cream and an intense moisturizing lotion- aside from the above- I like to treat myself to these products every once in a while
873007
It can be, I would alternate between rubbing some Abreva on it and plain old neosporin.  Keep the area clean but moist, dryness will make it crack and start to bleed more.  You poor thing!  I feel so bad for you.  They really hurt don't they!  Take it easy and I hope this helps and that you heal and feel better soon!
189720
Very possibly a blister caused by the back of your shoe.  If it does not hurt, don't worry about it.  However, it may hurt once it breaks open, so you may want to cover it with a bandage large enough to fit down into the shoe, so it is not rubbed off by the edge of the shoe.
870397
well if it possible for you,apply Vaseline on your skin at the night before sleeping.Don't put it when you are going out because the dirt  or the dust will stick on your skin.
688557
Wearb thicker socks, a bandage, or petroleum jelly on a foot likely to blister can reduce friction and prevent a blister