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Get your shoe sized by a professional if you need to. · Cut a clove of garlic into little pieces and add a pinch of salt; keep mashing until it becomes pasty; apply it to your corn and put a band-aid over it for 3 days. When you take the band-aid off, the tough outer skin will come off as well. · Mash six aspirins and mix in ½ teaspoon of water with ½ teaspoon of lemon juice; mix together and apply to your corns; wrap your foot with plastic wrap or a plastic bag and put a warmed towel around it; leave for 10-15 minutes; unwrap your foot and rub your corn with a pumice stone; the dead skin should easily come off.
Things to consider when packing your bags:. On holiday comfort should always come before style. Choose your footwear carefully depending on your activity. If you wear orthotic devices at home make sure you take them along to put in your shoes. Always pack a box of waterproof plasters as blisters can cause pain and discomfort. If you get a blister consider applying a breathable waterproof plaster. Look at how you got the blister and see if you can alleviate the pressure by switching shoes or using some foam or felt to protect the blistered area from further friction.

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