I need informations about water based shoe cream formulations. If any one have one please send.?
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www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/8088/clngrn.html\n\nTry the above
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make foot and hand baths with oatmeal.  In a large tub, put dry oatmeal and water.  Plenty of both, let the oatmeal soak for an hour or so, and then introduce your feet.  Do the same for your hands.  The brand Aveeno, has footbaths allready made, but it's cheaper to get the olfashioned oatmeal.  Good luck!!
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Oil 'em up. After soaking and rubbing, use a moisturizing cream to help keep your feet soft, says Dr. Stone. "I like vitamin E cream or vitamin E oil (not vegetable oil), which penetrates the skin very nicely."\n\nCushion the worst offenders. To lessen pain from soft corns between your toes, work a tuft of lamb's wool between your toes, suggests Dr. Stone. Lamb's wool is available at drugstores.\n\nPad 'em. Traditionally, adhesive-backed felt, called moleskin, was used as a doughnut-type pad around corns and calluses to take pressure off them. The women whom Dr. Stone treats seem to prefer a new synthetic material, Cushlin, available at most drugstores in Dr. Scholl's products. The material is thin, soft, resilient and rubbery. It doesn't flatten out and holds up well. Cut sheets of the material to pad around, not over, your corn or callus.\n\nBuy shoes that fit. Narrow shoes can contribute to corns and calluses; shoes with room for the toes are less likely to do so. To size up prospective shoes, says Nancy Elftman, a certified orthotist/pedorthist (a professional shoe fitter) in La Verne, California, trace your foot on a sheet of paper and take the paper with you when you go shopping for shoes. Then place the shoes you like on top of the tracing. If any of your foot tracing shows, the shoe is too short or narrow for your foot.\n\nLace up to save your toes. If you have corns on top of your toes, Elftman suggests lacing your sports shoes so that one lace goes from one bottom eyelet to the top eyelet on the opposite side. The other lace is alternated through the lace holes. Then, by pulling on the single lace, you can lift the toe box and give your toes more room. (This also helps if you have a long second toe.)
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I used to work the King Crab fishing boats in Alaska back in the 80s. Rubber boots & wet climates make for a fair amount of stink amongst the crew.\nA secret that seems crazy but works well is to spray your feet with Lysol disinfectant, & saturate your shoes as well. Then wait for your shoes to dry. Oddly enough it actually feels good, & works better than any athelets foot medication or stink foot I have ever found on any shelf.
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You can use antipersperant on your feet and put foot powder in your shoes.  There is some brand of antipersperant for feet which is sold at drug stores--my neighbor uses it, but I can't remember what the name of it is.  \n\nTry different deodorants until you find one that helps.\n\nOh, and don't wear the same pair of shoes everyday.\nGood luck.
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carmex, it's amazing, you can get it from Boots (if you live in the UK) but vaseline is good too!
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I soak my feet in a solution of Epsom salt and vinegar water. After that I use a file to "shave" away as much of the skin as possible. Then I use a pumice stone to buff even more off, then rinse and pat dry. Then I put Vaseline Intensive care lotion on them. I wrap them in plastic wrap and let them sit like that for about 25-30 minutes. THEN... I wash them in lukewarm water and put baby oil on them. Wipe off excess oil, put on clean socks and you should notice a difference in about 3 or 4 days. IF you do this twice a week, it should help keep them soft and smooth not cracked and painful. (Before the first time I did this I got a professional pedicure done.)
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Buy gynelotrimen.\nIt's MUCH cheaper than the foot creams, and it is EXACTLY the same medicine.
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Use the Eucerin Line of products from Beiersdorf Nivea.\nThe Intensive foot creme for a couple days on any active outbreak then Intensive Lotion and Creme to avoid outbreaks after its cleared.
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when it get dreid, it is made into powder and then with suitable other mixture polish is made.i think banana has a typical sticky ,binding nature ,so it is used in polish so it get stick to shoes and last long.
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Try searches at the following. You may need to hit the library or contact a manufacturers group such as\n\nhttp://www.apparelandfootwear.org/\n\n\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search
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Waterbase lube should be good.But since you have a wee little wee bit...then just blow wind in it...
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Try shoe carival on-line- our store here has them.
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Sounds like Athlete's Foot for sure.  There are so many creams out there for it.  Go to the medicine isle for an anti-fungal cream for Athlete's Foot. Lamisil is a good one.  Athlete's Foot can be picked up so easily from sharing showers and floors with another person who has it.  Always avoid going barefoot in public places like a locker room, gym or dressing room.
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www.h2oplus.com/retail2002/productdetails.aspx?productid=200-03391-000 -\n\n\nhttp://www.luisanewyork.com/recipe2.html\n\n\nTry these to see if they work. They look pretty sufficient..
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it is a build up of bacteria due to moisture and heat try wearing leather shoes and put alum in them
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do not use any lotion not even water based.  this is very bad.  yeast infection, itching.  do something differnt.  stay away from lotion.