Calluses & Corns

Calluses do not only develop on your feet but can also develop on your hands as well! If you use your hands a lot, especially for work that requires a lot of friction and…

Calluses & Corns form on the feet and toes or the hands and fingers as the skin tries to protect itself from pressure and/or friction. They form when the layers of skin thicken and…

Calluses & Corns usually result from repeated friction, rubbing, and irritation, or pressure on certain areas. On the feet, calluses are most likely to develop on the soles while corns are most likely to…

Both essential oils and natural body oils have been used to help manage corns and calluses, but which ones are the best and how do you use them safely and effectively. Now, this article…

Apple Cider Vinegar has been known to have tremendous benefits for the skin, but can it be used to remove corns and calluses? Remember that a callus is a thick, hardened area of skin…

Hydrogen Peroxide can be used for various issues relative to the skin, hair, nails, feet, and even teeth, However, the big question we are tackling today is whether it can be used to treat…

Calluses and corns can cause foot pain and discomfort, and if left untreated, they can have significant consequences. But can calluses & corns be effectively treated with salicylic acid? The short answer is yes. …