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Purple_Popple | 21:46 Fri 12th Oct 2012 | Body & Soul
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That is good for ex foliating your feet to leave them soft and silky...I heard the finer the sand the better the result.
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garden centre ?
Go to Blackpool for the day.
How about the sand that they use in the sandpits at kids nursery's. ?
Seriously? You'd be better off popping into Boots and buying yourself a Sanctuary foot scrub :-)
Failing that... Great Yarmouth?
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Seriously...just a sand bath for my feet once a week would work wonders...
I buy Dead Sea Salt crystals and rub it onto dry skin before showering - messy but effective. You could try a mix of olive oil and sugar mixed to a paste and rubbed over your feet as well - this works really well on your hands so it ought to work on tootsies too
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A daily walk on Chesil beach did wonders for mine.
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If you google 'fine sand education' it will come up with loads of education catalogue sites that sell fine sand for children to play with. Can imagine you'd get quite a bit for your money and it would be the sort of texture you're after.
Powdered pumice is better than sand. If you know of a dental lab I'm sure they'd sell you a big bag, it's very cheap.
I use either sugar or ordinary cooking salt mixed with a little baby oil. Works a treat and leaves lovely smooth skin after rubbing in and then washing off.
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