cracked heels
Britishplural noun
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She began to research how to take care of feet when she started to develop cracked heels.
From Los Angeles Times
Just like we use pumice stones to scrape dead skin off cracked heels during pedicures, bowhead whales may be using boulders at the bottom of the ocean to exfoliate, new research says.
From The Verge
After blending the ingredients into a paste, use the mixture to scrub hard skin and cracked heels.
From US News
Having a pedicure with the cracked heels that are so common during flip-flop season, for example, leaves feet open to infections lurking in whirlpools and on files that haven't been sufficiently cleaned.
From Seattle Times
Having a pedicure with the cracked heels that are so common during flip-flop season, for example, leaves feet open to infections lurking in whirlpools and on files that haven’t been sufficiently cleaned.
From New York Times
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