Soak your foot in warm water
Keep the corn area immersed in lukewarm water for 5-10 minutes. After this, rub the upper skin of the corn with a pumice stone for some time. This will remove the dead skin from the corn. After this apply castor oil in it. This will cure corns and calluses.
White Vinegar
Mix one tablespoon of white vinegar in one-third part of the water and apply it to the corn with cotton. After this, cover it with a bandage or bandage for three to four hours, and then clean the feet thoroughly with pumice stone and apply coconut oil. By doing this, the corns will become soft and will come out.
Rock salt
Fill hot water in a tub or bucket, then add rock salt and soak the place where the corns are present for 10 to 15 minutes. Anti-bacterial properties present in rock salt are found which help in reducing foot corn.
Apple cider vinegar
Apple cider vinegar has anti-bacterial properties, due to which the bacteria produced in the corn get killed. For this, first, sit with your feet in hot water for some time, this will make the skin soft. After this, apply apple vinegar to the area of the corns and leave it and let it dry. After drying, clean that place and apply a few drops of coconut oil there and leave it like this.
Apply moisturizer
Apple cider vinegar has anti-bacterial properties, due to which the bacteria produced in the corn get killed. For this, first, sit with your feet in hot water for some time, this will make the skin soft. After this, apply apple vinegar to the area of the corns and leave it and let it dry. After drying, clean that place and apply a few drops of coconut oil there and leave it like this.
Lemon
Rub lemon on the corn daily and let it dry. Do this 3 times a day. Second method- Every other day, dip two cloves in one spoon of lemon juice for 15 minutes, then remove the clove from it and massage the corn with lemon juice. Then let it dry and then apply the juice to it again. Do this several times a day.
Corns and calluses treatment and prevent
Wear shoes that fit well Wear moisture-wicking socks Trim your toenails Use corn pads that protect against excess pressure or friction Limit the use of high-heeled shoes Avoid walking barefoot, especially on hard surfaces Washing your feet regularly and keeping them moisturized to prevent dry, cracked skin