I've used all those things, too, but have found that Gold Bond Foot lotion works the best!!!!! I use it every night and it's wonderful!

Right now, if you can do so, go to a nail salon and have a pedicure. I had my first one last summer and I couldn't believe how soft feet can really be. That plus the massage they do is wondeful!! The man that did mine told me to use a pedicure brush everytime I got out of the shower, and then use lotion or cream. I've been using the receipe that was on here on my feet and hands, so is hubby, and that stuff is really good. ( vaseline, Vitamin E cream and baby lotion) Try it!!

Dr. Oz also has a method where you put lotion on your feet, wrap your feet in saran wrap, and put on socks when you go to bed. Sounds good, but I can't stand to have anything on my feet when I sleep, not even socks.

I went for a pedicure for the first time this summer too...I didn't know they worked so well! After I took in how they did it I bought a ped egg and have been doing my own ever since. My hubby says I have such sexy feet now!

Wear shoes with smooth socks. After a bath rub in something greasy, from expensive stuff to lard to bear grease, doesn't seem to matter. Put on heavy socks overnight.

Wear shoes, preferably lace ups.

Wear shoes, I almost always wear cowboy lace up Ropers for support for my previously broken ankle. Since I was forcibly prevented from going barefoot, my feet are smooth now.

I use Gold Bond foot cream

I threw my ped egg away! Did not work, big waste of money for me. I use a Dr Scholl's product(sorry don't know the name of it but one end is white and has little "crystals" all over it. If I put lotion on right after they stay soft for weeks.

I get great results soaking my feet in warm water with baking soda. I then pumice and use Eucerin Cream Original. It is a very thick cream so I wear socks after applying it. This is the best cream for sunburns, too.

I use Kerasal exfoliating moisturizer ointment (or store brand equivalent). I only use it at bedtime....with or without socks. It just seems to dissolve the dry skin.