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How to Use Bread & Lemon to Remove Calluses and Corns

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Source: EveryDayRoots.Com

Source: EveryDayRoots.Com

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Claire of EveryDayRoots shares two different natural remedies to treat calluses and corns.  These sound like old-time remedies that have been proven over time.

The idea is to use an acidic agent to soften the callus or corn.  Bread is used as an agent to help apply the acidic agent.  Claire provides very clear directions and includes some terrific pictures.

She discusses two remedies:

  • Bread and Vinegar
  • Lemon Paste

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How to Use Bread & Lemon to Remove Calluses and Corns


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