Dead skin on the feet, in fact, dead skin is a kind of flaking or peeling, is due to the formation of the so-called dead skin due to the shedding of the stratum corneum over a long period of time. This occurs mostly due to fungal infection of the feet or long-term chronic eczema, resulting in damage to the stratum corneum of the skin, which is abnormally proliferated after the damage, and the proliferation will appear to a certain extent to shed. The shed cuticle skin concentrated together, may form a more obvious symptoms of dead skin, or large swaths of peeling symptoms. So, this happens mainly depending on which inflammatory state the skin of the feet is in, or eczema state, or tinea pedis state.