That was downright impressive!! The level of precision with clearly a very sharp blade & not cuts. I was floored when you got to the toenails. I know your clients view you as a Godsend! By blessing and healing others & I pray for the same for you ten fold. ❤
I could watch this over and over. It is such a transition from the pain aspect to the relief this woman must have felt afterwards. Thank god there are people like this one in the video who offers this type of work. Bravo to her!
The part that I’m baffled over is the fact American doctors have no clue what this tool is. If this patient was in the US, a foot dr would use a small scalpel and take forever to produce the results this large wide chisel blade produces in minutes. Why they don’t use it here is beyond me.
@@jxrizzle111 Это если не мыть ноги то требуется такое широкое долото. А если почаще мыть то смывается без всякого инструиента. Так это же надо мыть !!!
I sincerely hope that you were compensated fairly for the quality and quantity of service provided. You definitely know your craft, your tools, and how to use them. This is a masterclass in podiatry and pedicure skills. Thank you.
I’ve had fissure cracks on my heels before….not to this degree by any means….but it was so incredibly painful. So I soaked them….shaved them like the video and then put the large gallon zip lock bags on my feet, slathered them with Vaseline and kept my feet sealed up for a few hours….worked like a charm
I’m not sure why this was in my feed but I was totally mesmerized by this procedure. I kept having to tell myself to breath because I thought for sure bad things were going to happen. Well let me just say that was IMPRESSIVE! Job well done!
If you have a fissure like she did, what hurts so badly is the high sides of the dead skin pressing down on the wound. To make it feel much better, this is what I do. Push the sides together (close the gap) and file over it gently with a nail file until the high sides are filed away. Then I put triple antibiotic ointment, Shea butter, anything oily over the area. Most if the pain is gone! Keep moisturizing and sanding daily. Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor. DO NOT TAKE A BLADE TO YOUR OWN SKIN, especially if you’re diabetic! That leads to worse things! To really fix the problem, go see a podiatrist, who can fix you up. I’m diabetic, and at first, I was a bit dismissive - why do I need a podiatrist? But once I saw one, and they fixed up my skin, and helped me heal small ulcers, and one saved me from amputation! I realized how important it was for me to have one. 😃
You could also try soaking a 15% salicylic acid body wash and water. Salicylic acid face and body wash goes all over my skin making it smooth and I plug the tub soak my feet unplug at end of shower scrub my feet with a pumice stone and good nail brush then rinse!! I have avoided cracks except one in my mid 20s when I was as heavy as I am now. But I soak them in the salicylic acid and it softens and exfoliates so easily!!!
@@amynguyen9149 Amazon Acne body wash with salicylic acid at different percentages they have many options. I noticed I misread my wash only has 2%. They have a 15% peel is what I was thinking of. I usually just get the Wal-Mart brand $4 equate salicylic face wash on a budget and mix it with moisturizing body wash soak then scrub. But salicylic acid breaks down oils, sebum, dead skin cells and softens skin. I also mix the purple equate salicylic acid lotion into my lotion for areas eczema and dry skin build up or razor burn or rub skin together or under breast area greatly benedit from salicylic acid(aka willow tree bark aka aspirin aka anti inflammatory.) It helps dry out take the pain redness and swelling down immediately. I find it sometime burns like ice hot when you have gotten down to the fees.h skin layers. But I'm 40 and most people wouldnt believe it.
My podiatrist has taught me how to use a scalpel along with using the Blue Cross cuticle remover to scrape away built up calluses. He told me to to a bit of the cuticle remover on the callous first, then lay a piece of paper towel over that and then saturate the paper towel with more cuticle remover and then let it sit for about a minute. After the top layer is softened I will then take a 22 scalpel blade on the handle for it and use it like someone would use a butter knife to spread butter on toast with just a TINY amount of pressure and scrape away in one direction until I am not removing any more tissue. I will then repeat the cuticle remover step followed by the scalpel step for a maximum amount of times of 5 in one week. I will usually only need to do this once a month. Also, I use the cuticle remover that I use to declare what skin is "dead" and therefore safe to remove using the scalpel (always used like one would use to spread something ie butter on toast, frosting on cake, etc). NEVER use this method on skin that hasn't turned white and/or mushy from the cuticle remover! However, to keep the calluses from building up too much, when I shower I take a scrub brush for the back and use it on my feet paying attention to the balls and heels of my feet along with going over any areas that have alot of loose skin cells when wet such as my ankles, lower legs and tops of my feet. Of course I will use it on my back too. My podiatrist has said that because I take care of my feet so well, he only needs to see me once a year unless I have a problem such as an offending nail (I'll be getting the baby toe's toenails removed as they have been causing me some problems whenever I trim them in addition to the nails growing wonky. I have also had the nails on my big toes removed as well because of constant recurring impacted/ingrown nails. Because of the consistent problems with those nails I opted for removal to cut down on the pain I experienced from the impacted and ingrowns as I have CRPS (severe, unrelenting, chronic pain), hyperalgesia (increased perceived pain from painful stimulus) and allodynia (pain from stimulus that shouldn't cause pain) along with having central pain syndrome that aggravates the previous three shit shows I deal with. Also, I am a diabetic and do agree with what the person who started this comment thread of not using a scalpel on your feet (UNLESS your podiatrist has explicitly told and showed you how to use one properly...... although granted, I imagine that it's because of the super sensitive nerves that I have from the shit show I deal with is the whole reason why he taught me how to care for calluses that I get).
Madam you are gifted ....I got a little nervous when you went to the toenails but saw that you knew exactly what you are doing....fantastic job🤌Weirdly relaxing watching all that dead skin being shaved off🙌🏽
So gentle and patient. I saw a recent video of a doctor doing this, and he literally just yanked the layers of dead skin from the fresh skin underneath.... it was bad. This is so much nicer.
This nail tech is doing the job of a podiatrist! ... and getting paid a fraction of what a doctors visit would cost. Bravo to her for doing such a thorough, careful job. 👏
I have no idea how I ended up here, but I found the entire video completely mesmerizing and captivating. The skill level shown by this tech is extraordinary.
there is no "treatment", that will just return. Soak the foot and trim it up, no big deal. What would be amazing if we learned how to stop it from coming back.
Such skilled use of that blade. My late mother had cracks like this on her feet but the treatment here for her poor feet in the UK was crap. Nothing as good as this. Respect to you. ✊🏽
Dude... I'm just sitting here like 😳 the whole time. Combine the sharpness with speed and precision... this was epic. I can't say enough good stuff about this, but a bunch in the comments already have. You are a star!
Does anyone find this both incredibly gross but incredibly satisfying at the same time?!? Also how does someone let their feet go like that to become that bad??
A question I just have to ask. Does the chiropodist find this as satisfying and relaxing to do as I find it to watch ? These videos are a part of my de-stressing kit, I can actually feel my blood pressure dropping !
I put my feet in warm water washed them the best I could and then rubbed them with lotion and put bags on them with socks over them for a few hours and I did this 2x and they heal on there own no scraping . The reason why I did this is cause my cracks were really deep too and I pulled skin off and it hurt . But this happened a few weeks before I thought about scrub and soak and lotion and soak in lotion . But my feet feel and looked alot better I do plan on doing this again because I do walk around barefooted and that is what dries and cracks my feet. But I know now at night is the best time to put lotion and plastic bags with socks over them to soak in lotion.
I recommend urea containing lotion for your heels. The only people who get away with not taking care of their feet are those who frequently walk barefoot on wet rough terrain (e.g. beach sand), which helps a lot with natural exfoliation. The rest of us have to put in a lot of work if we have too dry feet. Not that I would trade it for those who have a lot of foot sweat.
Probably this is fungal infection on your heels, the anti fungal drugs are very difficult to be penetrated into your deeply wounds when the fungus is simulating your skin hyperplasia. Please try to remove or peel off your dead skin, then apply the Acid Salicylic to exploiting the storey. Afterward, the Anti fungal cream will be assimilated by your skin and get well recovery!
@@spicyhot2552 Twice a week try this skin softening mask: Mix: 1 egg yolk 1 teaspoon of honey (manuka preferred,) 2 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil or coconut oil or avocado oil. Leave on skin 20 minutes. Then rinse off with just water. Best to do before bed time. So it can heal better over night. Can be used on entire body even your hair.
Good grief, I've never had a pedi or manicure in my 64 yr old life other than dropping off the Mrs and then going next door to hang at the coffee shop or hardware store. I always thought toe nail clippers was only way to trim those toe nails. Watching this thing because I got the same if not worse heel condition.. Amazing work and I'm sure the client there must be walking in comfort and joy.
Edit: I’ve had skin peeling habit since tweendom and made myself bleed numerous times and even figured out ways to make bandaids after my mother stopped buying them in hopes it would deter me, unfortunately a habit is a habit and it didn’t. Now as an adult I stil take care of my nails and feet but am much more careful, my mother is trained nurse who has worked with scalpels many times throughout her career and begged me to help relieve her of her calluses they are nothing like what you see on these videos but it does give her relief I was so nervous to use such a sharp instrument and I HAVE cut myself with the scalpel a few times, im still learning to use the tools, I santize everything before and after. It’s no joke and not something to be taken lightly. We’ve only recently gotten a proper kit before that I worked with regular nail clippers. I don’t recommend it. If you can see a a professional, do it FIRST. I’ve taken off my own calluses on my toes and the bone below my big toe, it certainly feels strange afterward there’s no layer between your baby soft skin and the floor, you you have to be careful. The first time I did it it felt so strange. IF you choose to get a professional kit. My best advice WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE AND AFTER even when dealing with calluses on the hands. And sanitize tools before and after. When I was 15, I was well a kid with poor hygiene and didn’t wash my hands and went to eat afterwards and then I guess I went to check on it again afterwards because a bacteria from my mouth ended up in my bloodstream and caused sepsis. Not exaggerating or joking. That being said My mom has a professional kit cuz she has really bad calluses and poor circulation( I’m still learning to do others and sometimes I cut her and she doesn’t even notice. 🤦🏻♀️) but you have to be extremely careful and it’s best left to a professional but if you can’t resist. Santize EVERYTHING CONSTANTLY!
@@СлавенаМинеева легко… поработайте по 12-13 часов на ногах в закрытой обуви и удивитесь, во что превратятся ноги за несколько дней… по себе знаю, как трещины до мяса образуются. Плюс, могут быть проблемы с внутренними органами или диабет. +возраст. Вы не знаете человека, не знаете ее проблем, но высер в ее сторону обязательно нужно было сделать… откуда столько злобы и негатива, я не понимаю!
You don't know their circs. They maybe disabled and cannot reach their feet. The could also have a medical condition where dead skin grows very quickly either way -be kind and don't judge!
У меня были такие пятки, я убрала эту кожу, привязывала тряпку намоченную яблочным уксусом к пяткам завязывала целофаном, и держала 8 часов, потом сняло примочки, и кожу просто сошла, я её сняла плостами как инородное тело, не боли и очень просто снялась
@@dinakabdybekovna8750 у меня коже сошла за один раз, надо долго держать и ткань должна быть мокрая, не такая конечно чтобы лилось, но мокрая держать не меньше 8 часов!
А разве нельзя просто каждый день мыть ноги, а после тереть пятки абразивом? Их сейчас множество в разных магазинах. Каждый день ухаживать за собой, что может быть проще. Запускать себя до такой степени, вызывая отвращение даже у специалистов, зачем?
It may have looked painful but given it was dead skin, it most likely wasn’t, I’ve had something similar before, though on a much smaller scale and I honestly didn’t notice the cut for a few hours since it wasn’t bleeding
How do you get the skin so softened up for removal? And what are you using in the spray you put on? At first I thought this was pretty rough, but as you completed your work, I could see a healthy foot emerging from this very sad looking foot! Nicely done!
I used to have cracked heels problem (not as bad as this) but it's gone for more than a decade now. The secret is to dry your feet after bathing with hairdryer thoroughly. Also living in humid tropical place helps a lot in keeping your skin supple.
It’s crazy how fast it comes out of no where. I recently started having this issue and it’s horrible walking sometimes. But hopefully I’m on the right track to getting it taken care of.
How does it get that bad? Happy for that person 😁 bet that was very relaxing and satisfying ❤ Very cool how comes off so smoothly looks great at the end 👍❤️
Cracked heels can occur from certain vitamin deficiencies. I started taking iron and my heels are no longer cracked. Other vitamins can contribute to healthy heels, too.
Сами чистите...только не запускайте до такого состояния... Распарьте ноги в тазу с хоз.мылом и обработайте пемзой...потом смажте кремом с мочевиной...делайте так несколько раз...
@@cristinavrabie261 у нас так не делают. Это очень опасная процедура. Ногти обрезаны не правильно. Они будут врастать и причинять боль. Аппаратный педикюр самый эффективный и безопасный.
Tiene que ser intensa la herramienta para esos pies muy descuidado y desastrosos sin ofender creo y es la verdad esa es la verdadera herramienta que tiene que usarse para pies muy descuidados y desastrosos como el que estamos viendo ahorita en este vídeo no hay de otra que tal descuido de esa persona xq sacan callo tras callo y recién está sacando el verdadero callo el que está pegado a la piel no duele después puedes caminar mejor y sientes un alivio y la piel del pie queda suave muy suave 👍👍😊
О , я знаю как это больно, были такие же трещины на пятке. Такое наслаждение ,когда мастер снял омертвевшую кожу и зачистил трещины. К сожалению такие трещины говорят о таком заболевании как преддиабет, инсулинорезистентность,сахарный диабет . Будьте внимательны, организм наш указывает на проблему.
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That was downright impressive!! The level of precision with clearly a very sharp blade & not cuts. I was floored when you got to the toenails. I know your clients view you as a Godsend! By blessing and healing others & I pray for the same for you ten fold. ❤
Kept expecting to see blood. I was holding my breath
Son especialistas oiga
True because my thought is.....blood!
Hope you enjoy my videos. Have nice day.
@@mrstoenail8336 I do! What state are you in? 🤔
I could watch this over and over. It is such a transition from the pain aspect to the relief this woman must have felt afterwards. Thank god there are people like this one in the video who offers this type of work. Bravo to her!
The part that I’m baffled over is the fact American doctors have no clue what this tool is. If this patient was in the US, a foot dr would use a small scalpel and take forever to produce the results this large wide chisel blade produces in minutes. Why they don’t use it here is beyond me.
@@jxrizzle111 Это если не мыть ноги то требуется такое широкое долото. А если почаще мыть то смывается без всякого инструиента. Так это же надо мыть !!!
Ma che schifo!
Hard to imagine anyone letting their foot get this bad
@@jxrizzle111 b be
I sincerely hope that you were compensated fairly for the quality and quantity of service provided. You definitely know your craft, your tools, and how to use them. This is a masterclass in podiatry and pedicure skills.
Thank you.
I’ve had fissure cracks on my heels before….not to this degree by any means….but it was so incredibly painful. So I soaked them….shaved them like the video and then put the large gallon zip lock bags on my feet, slathered them with Vaseline and kept my feet sealed up for a few hours….worked like a charm
Yes they are painful I've had them too
Good to know!❤
Como se llama ese instrumental????
Can you name the tool which she is using
I’m not sure why this was in my feed but I was totally mesmerized by this procedure. I kept having to tell myself to breath because I thought for sure bad things were going to happen. Well let me just say that was IMPRESSIVE! Job well done!
If you have a fissure like she did, what hurts so badly is the high sides of the dead skin pressing down on the wound. To make it feel much better, this is what I do. Push the sides together (close the gap) and file over it gently with a nail file until the high sides are filed away. Then I put triple antibiotic ointment, Shea butter, anything oily over the area. Most if the pain is gone! Keep moisturizing and sanding daily.
Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor. DO NOT TAKE A BLADE TO YOUR OWN SKIN, especially if you’re diabetic! That leads to worse things! To really fix the problem, go see a podiatrist, who can fix you up. I’m diabetic, and at first, I was a bit dismissive - why do I need a podiatrist? But once I saw one, and they fixed up my skin, and helped me heal small ulcers, and one saved me from amputation! I realized how important it was for me to have one. 😃
You could also try soaking a 15% salicylic acid body wash and water. Salicylic acid face and body wash goes all over my skin making it smooth and I plug the tub soak my feet unplug at end of shower scrub my feet with a pumice stone and good nail brush then rinse!! I have avoided cracks except one in my mid 20s when I was as heavy as I am now. But I soak them in the salicylic acid and it softens and exfoliates so easily!!!
@@amykins9870 where do you buy the 15% salicylate acids ?
@@amynguyen9149 Amazon Acne body wash with salicylic acid at different percentages they have many options. I noticed I misread my wash only has 2%. They have a 15% peel is what I was thinking of.
I usually just get the Wal-Mart brand $4 equate salicylic face wash on a budget and mix it with moisturizing body wash soak then scrub. But salicylic acid breaks down oils, sebum, dead skin cells and softens skin.
I also mix the purple equate salicylic acid lotion into my lotion for areas eczema and dry skin build up or razor burn or rub skin together or under breast area greatly benedit from salicylic acid(aka willow tree bark aka aspirin aka anti inflammatory.) It helps dry out take the pain redness and swelling down immediately. I find it sometime burns like ice hot when you have gotten down to the fees.h skin layers. But I'm 40 and most people wouldnt believe it.
My podiatrist has taught me how to use a scalpel along with using the Blue Cross cuticle remover to scrape away built up calluses. He told me to to a bit of the cuticle remover on the callous first, then lay a piece of paper towel over that and then saturate the paper towel with more cuticle remover and then let it sit for about a minute. After the top layer is softened I will then take a 22 scalpel blade on the handle for it and use it like someone would use a butter knife to spread butter on toast with just a TINY amount of pressure and scrape away in one direction until I am not removing any more tissue. I will then repeat the cuticle remover step followed by the scalpel step for a maximum amount of times of 5 in one week. I will usually only need to do this once a month. Also, I use the cuticle remover that I use to declare what skin is "dead" and therefore safe to remove using the scalpel (always used like one would use to spread something ie butter on toast, frosting on cake, etc). NEVER use this method on skin that hasn't turned white and/or mushy from the cuticle remover!
However, to keep the calluses from building up too much, when I shower I take a scrub brush for the back and use it on my feet paying attention to the balls and heels of my feet along with going over any areas that have alot of loose skin cells when wet such as my ankles, lower legs and tops of my feet. Of course I will use it on my back too.
My podiatrist has said that because I take care of my feet so well, he only needs to see me once a year unless I have a problem such as an offending nail (I'll be getting the baby toe's toenails removed as they have been causing me some problems whenever I trim them in addition to the nails growing wonky. I have also had the nails on my big toes removed as well because of constant recurring impacted/ingrown nails. Because of the consistent problems with those nails I opted for removal to cut down on the pain I experienced from the impacted and ingrowns as I have CRPS (severe, unrelenting, chronic pain), hyperalgesia (increased perceived pain from painful stimulus) and allodynia (pain from stimulus that shouldn't cause pain) along with having central pain syndrome that aggravates the previous three shit shows I deal with.
Also, I am a diabetic and do agree with what the person who started this comment thread of not using a scalpel on your feet (UNLESS your podiatrist has explicitly told and showed you how to use one properly...... although granted, I imagine that it's because of the super sensitive nerves that I have from the shit show I deal with is the whole reason why he taught me how to care for calluses that I get).
What type of blade is this?
Madam you are gifted ....I got a little nervous when you went to the toenails but saw that you knew exactly what you are doing....fantastic job🤌Weirdly relaxing watching all that dead skin being shaved off🙌🏽
Thank you so much. Have nice day.
So gentle and patient. I saw a recent video of a doctor doing this, and he literally just yanked the layers of dead skin from the fresh skin underneath.... it was bad. This is so much nicer.
Have a nice day😊
@@mrstoenail8336 Thank you, you as well 😊🌹
❤
The Dr needs to have his feet treated like he did to the patient..no compassion
I've never seen someone cut toe nails using a blade with such precision and conciseness. That's amazing and you're awesome
Looks scary though. I would cut my toe😂😆
No where it looks real
😮😮
Thanks.
I've never seen someone use a blade so quickly. Talk about confidence in one's skills!
Omg you are a master of those blades, wow that takes a lot of skill! No blood anywhere, fantastic job
I think those are not skin its wax...they makes us fool....
Thanks mate.
@@nasimaakter8867 thats some pretty convincing wax
@@nasimaakter8867 this is a basic skill for a Yangzhou master
- you would be surprised how easy it if you just use an ordinary potato peeler.
This nail tech is doing the job of a podiatrist! ... and getting paid a fraction of what a doctors visit would cost. Bravo to her for doing such a thorough, careful job. 👏
Yep. I thought of podiatry once I saw her attack the nails.
@@leesteal4458podiatry does nails too, Minus the colouring
That’s illegal in NM except when done by a podiatrist
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho
@laurenflowers2023 same in Massachusetts
I have no idea how I ended up here, but I found the entire video completely mesmerizing and captivating. The skill level shown by this tech is extraordinary.
I'm impressed by your skill of scraping and delicate removal of skin and nail.
- using an ordinary potato peeler I do this myself, easily.
I am blown away by the skill demonstrated. WOW!
there is no "treatment", that will just return. Soak the foot and trim it up, no big deal. What would be amazing if we learned how to stop it from coming back.
Such skilled use of that blade. My late mother had cracks like this on her feet but the treatment here for her poor feet in the UK was crap. Nothing as good as this. Respect to you. ✊🏽
Thank you so much.
انا حاسة انو شمع
Como chama essa lâmina e onde encontro
my treatment was good though here in the UK
Parabéns muito ótimo seu trabalho
Поразительно, что движения были быстрые, но обошлось без ранок. Мастерство высочайшее! 👏
Отличная работа! Браво!
Give that worker a medal please that was amazing!!!
Thanks.
Dude... I'm just sitting here like 😳 the whole time. Combine the sharpness with speed and precision... this was epic. I can't say enough good stuff about this, but a bunch in the comments already have. You are a star!
Thanks.
Same 😂😂😂
I am so glad I choose another profession. I couldn’t do this but am glad there are people out there willing to.
Wow! Wow!! The question is, won’t the skin grow back though? What do patients do to prevent the callus build up again?
The precision with the small blade is absolutely incredible.
Thanks.
@@mrstoenail8336 Where are you located?
I love watching skilled professionals at work, and your ability with that blade definitely qualifies.
😊
Como vamos essa ferramenta?
Qual nome dessa ferramenta aí,?😅
Does anyone find this both incredibly gross but incredibly satisfying at the same time?!? Also how does someone let their feet go like that to become that bad??
It grows on its own, even if u bath,
Yes nice video 📸 and dust mites is dead skin, remember everything grows ‼️
Meeeee🤚🤚🤚I find it satisfying.
Yup!
Too much Facebook. Sitting and being propagandized by rightwing MAGA Facebook instead of keeping herself
Cutting the toenails with a blade is very, very impressive, quite honestly. Thanks for the vid. God Bless ❤.
A question I just have to ask. Does the chiropodist find this as satisfying and relaxing to do as I find it to watch ? These videos are a part of my de-stressing kit, I can actually feel my blood pressure dropping !
Смотрела с замиранием сердца-какая ювелирная работа, в это время гладила свои гладкие пяточки💖
Точно,раз месяц,к а к на работу! :-)
И это правильно, т.к наши девочки следят за ножками...🤗...
1:21 l, de marzo ll😅😅😅@@НатальяЛазарева-г3г
Very professional. Exceptional performance. Looks like Mrs toenail has done this hundreds of thousands of times.
Thanks mate. 20+ year.
Fascinating! So skillful 😊 can almost feel relief of the patient.
Wow!! This is absolutely the best I’ve seen!!
Thank you, mate.
I put my feet in warm water washed them the best I could and then rubbed them with lotion and put bags on them with socks over them for a few hours and I did this 2x and they heal on there own no scraping . The reason why I did this is cause my cracks were really deep too and I pulled skin off and it hurt . But this happened a few weeks before I thought about scrub and soak and lotion and soak in lotion . But my feet feel and looked alot better I do plan on doing this again because I do walk around barefooted and that is what dries and cracks my feet. But I know now at night is the best time to put lotion and plastic bags with socks over them to soak in lotion.
I recommend urea containing lotion for your heels. The only people who get away with not taking care of their feet are those who frequently walk barefoot on wet rough terrain (e.g. beach sand), which helps a lot with natural exfoliation. The rest of us have to put in a lot of work if we have too dry feet. Not that I would trade it for those who have a lot of foot sweat.
Probably this is fungal infection on your heels, the anti fungal drugs are very difficult to be penetrated into your deeply wounds when the fungus is simulating your skin hyperplasia. Please try to remove or peel off your dead skin, then apply the Acid Salicylic to exploiting the storey. Afterward, the Anti fungal cream will be assimilated by your skin and get well recovery!
Use honey instead of lotion
Cover and let it soften the skin
Manuka honey is a medical grade honey.
@@cajunlady4893 I think I'll try the honey 🍯 I hope it works .
@@spicyhot2552
Twice a week try this skin softening mask:
Mix:
1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon of honey (manuka preferred,)
2 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil or coconut oil or avocado oil.
Leave on skin 20 minutes.
Then rinse off with just water.
Best to do before bed time. So it can heal better over night.
Can be used on entire body even your hair.
Да,мастер!!!!!👍.хотелось бы такого встретить.❤
Would go visit your clinic if you were near me…… you are very good at this!!
Such satisfaction ❤
I love your technique. It removes enough to be effective but gentle enough to get t(e job done. Nice!
Thank you so much. I will do more for you guys.
Good grief, I've never had a pedi or manicure in my 64 yr old life other than dropping off the Mrs and then going next door to hang at the coffee shop or hardware store. I always thought toe nail clippers was only way to trim those toe nails. Watching this thing because I got the same if not worse heel condition.. Amazing work and I'm sure the client there must be walking in comfort and joy.
Thanks. Have nice day.
Wonderful day to you as well! 🙏🙏🙏
Why don't you and the mrs have a couples manicure and pedicure together?
You will be glad you did
Scrub the bottom of your feet please. Pumice stone is cheap. It's just personal hygiene.
I am amazed at how quickly and efficiently that woman works. I would be afraid to handle that blade.
This is so impressive. The relief for the patient/client must be tremendous.
Это ювелирная работа, такой острый инструмент и ни одного пореза, класс!
И самые отвратительные ноги на свете. Первый раз такое вижу. Ну и работка...
В чем она ювелирная? Ювелирная работа, когда пальчики кусачками обрабатывают. А не эта. Мясник какой-то. Столько недоработок!
Gracias por poner el video completo. Odio que solo muestren como se deshacen de las grietas.
Excelente trabajo! 🥰
No going below that ...very layer 😕😕
@@shamasemasingha3568 EXCELENTE TRABAJO!
No comprendo como se pueden dejar de cuidar los pies. Yo procuro cuidarme los yo misma.
Client must’ve felt like walking on air after. Those fissures were deep. Great work 👊🏽
Thanks.
Edit: I’ve had skin peeling habit since tweendom and made myself bleed numerous times and even figured out ways to make bandaids after my mother stopped buying them in hopes it would deter me, unfortunately a habit is a habit and it didn’t. Now as an adult I stil take care of my nails and feet but am much more careful, my mother is trained nurse who has worked with scalpels many times throughout her career and begged me to help relieve her of her calluses they are nothing like what you see on these videos but it does give her relief I was so nervous to use such a sharp instrument and I HAVE cut myself with the scalpel a few times, im still learning to use the tools, I santize everything before and after. It’s no joke and not something to be taken lightly. We’ve only recently gotten a proper kit before that I worked with regular nail clippers. I don’t recommend it. If you can see a a professional, do it FIRST.
I’ve taken off my own calluses on my toes and the bone below my big toe, it certainly feels strange afterward there’s no layer between your baby soft skin and the floor, you you have to be careful. The first time I did it it felt so strange. IF you choose to get a professional kit. My best advice WASH YOUR HANDS BEFORE AND AFTER even when dealing with calluses on the hands. And sanitize tools before and after. When I was 15, I was well a kid with poor hygiene and didn’t wash my hands and went to eat afterwards and then I guess I went to check on it again afterwards because a bacteria from my mouth ended up in my bloodstream and caused sepsis. Not exaggerating or joking. That being said My mom has a professional kit cuz she has really bad calluses and poor circulation( I’m still learning to do others and sometimes I cut her and she doesn’t even notice. 🤦🏻♀️) but you have to be extremely careful and it’s best left to a professional but if you can’t resist. Santize EVERYTHING CONSTANTLY!
Iiiiiii8
I NEVER seen this be for ! It must have been painful !
@@mcnoneya ..,,
That lady is not gonna know how to walk on those new feet you gave her! What an excellent job you did! Your technique is amazing!!
Wow great video. So efficient and was great visually to watch. It wasn't slow and boring, straight to the point!
Thanks.
Very satisfying to watch! 👏👏👏👏
Enjoy it.
Que nojo como deixou chegar nesse ponto!!!
Как мастер тонко чувствует инструмент и ороговелость кожи !!
Ювелирная работа ❗️
Это точно!У меня аж сжимается все внутри от страха,что раз-и по живому...
Как вообще можно до такого свои ноги довести😱😱😱😱
@@СлавенаМинеева легко… поработайте по 12-13 часов на ногах в закрытой обуви и удивитесь, во что превратятся ноги за несколько дней… по себе знаю, как трещины до мяса образуются. Плюс, могут быть проблемы с внутренними органами или диабет. +возраст. Вы не знаете человека, не знаете ее проблем, но высер в ее сторону обязательно нужно было сделать… откуда столько злобы и негатива, я не понимаю!
@@ОксанаЛевкович-ф2й ну да и ещё если год не мыть ноги и не чистить пятки и не думаю что в обуви ходила, может она на необитаемом острове жила 😂😂😂😂
@@kevinlee8725 каждый думает в меру собственной распущенности…
I haven't waited for anything in my life so bad like I did for blood in this video.
You are so perfect and gentle
You don't know their circs. They maybe disabled and cannot reach their feet. The could also have a medical condition where dead skin grows very quickly either way -be kind and don't judge!
People who got poop to say can just wait!
beautiful job! before & after - amazing!😊😊😊
Thanks.
This should be in a razor competition ! Shit…that’s an art cutting so close with such confidence
So True
Amazing I was cringing the whole time she was cutting the toenails but I couldn't believe how great of a job she did!
У меня были такие пятки, я убрала эту кожу, привязывала тряпку намоченную яблочным уксусом к пяткам завязывала целофаном, и держала 8 часов, потом сняло примочки, и кожу просто сошла, я её сняла плостами как инородное тело, не боли и очень просто снялась
А сколько процедур вы делали?
Подскажите пожалуйста это за один раз..или нужно сделать несколько процедур???
@@dinakabdybekovna8750 у меня коже сошла за один раз, надо долго держать и ткань должна быть мокрая, не такая конечно чтобы лилось, но мокрая держать не меньше 8 часов!
@@ВераПрошкевич Благодарю Вас за информацию..а то в летнее время ношу закрытую обувь..на выходных обьязательно сделаю процедуру..
А разве нельзя просто каждый день мыть ноги, а после тереть пятки абразивом? Их сейчас множество в разных магазинах. Каждый день ухаживать за собой, что может быть проще. Запускать себя до такой степени, вызывая отвращение даже у специалистов, зачем?
Интересный инструмент! И очень профессионально.!
Thank you.
Ваши работы это такие же операции. Вы спасает ноги, людей. Слава вам и почет.
Omg the toe nail! Never seen that done before. What an amazing job
Amazing how you handle the blades, you make it look so very easy! 🤩
Skills and experience.
Где можно заказать такие инструменты?
That fissure looked incredibly painful seeing how deep it went! Great removal job!
It may have looked painful but given it was dead skin, it most likely wasn’t, I’ve had something similar before, though on a much smaller scale and I honestly didn’t notice the cut for a few hours since it wasn’t bleeding
How do you get the skin so softened up for removal? And what are you using in the spray you put on? At first I thought this was pretty rough, but as you completed your work, I could see a healthy foot emerging from this very sad looking foot! Nicely done!
Thanks.
same question !! And the answer is? Name of product ? Please !!
the blade is super sharp thats why everything looks soft
@@mrstoenail8336 i do not understand, what type of product is it?😊 thank you
Impresionante!!!. Muy buen trabajo. Desde España, Spain... Saludos.
It's a wonder those cracks hadn't deepened to the point they bled. Nice job.
👍Как ловко у неё получается!👏
Как хирург в операционной!
I used to have cracked heels problem (not as bad as this) but it's gone for more than a decade now. The secret is to dry your feet after bathing with hairdryer thoroughly. Also living in humid tropical place helps a lot in keeping your skin supple.
Wow that is very satisfying cleaning. You are very good. What kind of tools specific one to clean nails and cracked? List... Thanks
I love how good she is
Wonderful work. The client must of felt fantastic afterwards 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you.
Wow. I have never seen nails cut like before?
Me either. Fascinating.
The person doing this work is a genius❤
Idk how I ended up here......but wow those fissures looked painful. Great job!
Hasta yo me relajé 😊
Excelente trabajo 👋👋👋🍀
Como puede pasar eso en los pies? Nunca lo habia visto
(No soy podologa)
Первый раз вижу такую обработку ног. Класс!
В Китае постоянно делаю,они там мастера,потом массаж ног делают).
Excellent skill Mrs
Why is this so satisfying to watch?? 😭
Very interesting you were able to remove all of that even the toenail areas without the client bleeding. You just know when to stop
Skills.
Вот это труд!
Аж дышать легче стало!
Greek 😎
На самом деле ничего сложного. Распарил макс стопу в тазике и щёткой металлической начинаешь чистить. Я так делал.
oh perfection. wow. i need this done to my feet. i would love for it to be recorded so i can see it all.
This is oddly satisfying and I can only imagine how relieving that must be 😀👍
I would spend all my money
Мастер своего дела. Приятно смотреть. Как скульптор отсекает ножом все лишнее и делает это по живой плоти.
Хвала мастеру и уважение.
Как можно так запустить собственные пятки, позорище 🤦♀️🤦♀️
А у нас обрезной педикюр не мастера делают? Так еще кусачками пальчики обрабатывают. А здесь сколько косяков оставила.
В постель как ложится,простыня в затяжках и рваная от копыт!
@@yanayanova4568 диабетическую стопу никогда не видели? Вот так они часто выглядят.
@@Бабушкинысекреты-л5и косяки будут -когда тебе ногу поранят при этом. Это диабетическая стопа - там нельзя так срезать, как у здоровых.
Какая кропотливая работа, сколько терпения слой за слоем убирать это все с пяток.
I can't believe I find this vid so satisfying.
Could you please put your spa location information on your channel and video description? Do you put your videos on your website too?
Amazing skills. Does anyone know where to buy the tool?
Thanks mate. You can buy it on Amazon.
Это что то Спасибо огромное мастеру ,здоровья таои рукам !что за клиент такой что довела ноги до такого состояния.
How can someone let their feet get to this point? I’m happy to see that she was able to get them leaned up.
How could anyone have that much dead skin? Wow!
It’s crazy how fast it comes out of no where. I recently started having this issue and it’s horrible walking sometimes. But hopefully I’m on the right track to getting it taken care of.
It makes my feet hurt looking at it
Keep living ‼️ your be surprised 😯 about what can happen in Life ‼️😭
I never seen that much skin she can't take baths 😂 because you shid skin all the time and wash off when bath daily
@@ejachildofgod6644 it has nothing to do with showering/ not showering. Stop talking about things you know nothing about
Que destreza incrível com esses aparelhos.... Excelente profissional....
Super. Cum Se numește asta ? Pedichiura medicală ?
Мастер своего дела здоровья мира успехов в работе
Maravilhosooooo!! Mãos abençoadas desse profissional 🙏 parabénssss 🤗😍
Oque será q causa isso?!?
@@yumiyvo7328 p
I wonder how they get the feet that soft to then blade them???
@@jacgilmour6962sock in water for at least 10minutes
How does it get that bad? Happy for that person 😁 bet that was very relaxing and satisfying ❤ Very cool how comes off so smoothly looks great at the end 👍❤️
Thanks. Have a nice day.
Que herramienta estas usando??? Es la primera vez que la veo...donde la consigo???
Que profissional fantástico 👏👏♥️
Thanks.
No es verdad!. Es false! Es vela derretida!...
isso não existe 😂😂é vela 😡
Aqui no Brasil o corte das unhas é quadrado para não encravar.
Mas gostei da habilidade com o instrumental.
@@benvale4887Es una enfermedad, se llama hiperqueratosis plantar, a la semana las durezas vuelven a crecer
Excelente trabajo de pedicure. Buenos instrumentos. 👍🏻👏🏼
Whoever did that job deserve a good tip he's a pro.
Удивительно, как не порежет кожу ног.
Пол пятки сняли 😱😱😱
Trust my skills.
@@mrstoenail8336 по-русский понимаете
Смотреть без содрогания нельзя...
Cracked heels can occur from certain vitamin deficiencies. I started taking iron and my heels are no longer cracked. Other vitamins can contribute to healthy heels, too.
Завидую людям, которые могут попасть к Вам на процедуры. У нас нет таких мастеров 😭
Thanks.
Сами чистите...только не запускайте до такого состояния...
Распарьте ноги в тазу с хоз.мылом и обработайте пемзой...потом смажте кремом с мочевиной...делайте так несколько раз...
@@ТатьянаШатохина-г7к Скажите пожалуйста, в наши дни этот инструмент в моде ,хороший?
@@cristinavrabie261 у нас так не делают. Это очень опасная процедура. Ногти обрезаны не правильно. Они будут врастать и причинять боль. Аппаратный педикюр самый эффективный и безопасный.
Инструмент интересный. Не в дела такого не разу.хорошая работа .но ноги будут болеть от такой глубокой чистки
Preciso de um aparelho desse aqui no Brasil
Responder em português
In fact, not at all.
Да, будут болеть ноги, и ещё быстрее всё снова нарастёт
Tiene que ser intensa la herramienta para esos pies muy descuidado y desastrosos sin ofender creo y es la verdad esa es la verdadera herramienta que tiene que usarse para pies muy descuidados y desastrosos como el que estamos viendo ahorita en este vídeo no hay de otra que tal descuido de esa persona xq sacan callo tras callo y recién está sacando el verdadero callo el que está pegado a la piel no duele después puedes caminar mejor y sientes un alivio y la piel del pie queda suave muy suave 👍👍😊
О , я знаю как это больно, были такие же трещины на пятке. Такое наслаждение ,когда мастер снял омертвевшую кожу и зачистил трещины. К сожалению такие трещины говорят о таком заболевании как преддиабет, инсулинорезистентность,сахарный диабет . Будьте внимательны, организм наш указывает на проблему.
Или на низкий Hb/ ферритин крови
@@НатальяФедорова-т2ъ согласна.
А как быстро эти пятки снова станут такими?
@@A.L.T.A.Y. Если не найти и не лечить болезнь, которая вызывает такое состояние, то буквально 2 недели и по и новой.
Отпариваю вечером. На всюночь мажу мазью для лечения вымени коровы. Одеваю пакет и носки. Утром пилкой все снимаю. Так 2-3 раза и пятки как у младенца
I’m amazed at how bad they were and cleaned them up so good looks way better and pain free
Потрясающее мастерство мастера!
Impressionante! Excelente trabalho! Parabéns! 👏👏👏👏
Omg amazing I need one those tools for my feet x
Vous travaillez vraiment très bien tout semble facile avec vous !! Bravo 🤗👌🍀🍀
Que trabalho perfeito! Parabéns!
que susto cortar las uñas con ése bisturí
Thanks mate.