Anyone ever tried "Baby Foot" foot peel?
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6 years agoAmlactin does a wonderful job sloughing off dry skin. My feet were a disaster last year and this lotion had them looking fabulous in a few weeks. I have not had to use the lotion again- just slather on regular Nivea after my bath now and no problems.
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