The skin on feet can peel for several common reasons, including:

• Dry skin: Lack of moisture or exposure to hot showers, sun, or cold weather can cause skin to become dry, flaky, and peel.
• Fungal infections: Athlete's foot is a common fungal infection causing itching, redness, burning, and peeling, especially between the toes.
• Eczema and psoriasis: These inflammatory skin conditions can lead to dry, itchy, red patches and peeling skin.
• Sunburn: Feet exposed to the sun without protection may peel as the skin heals from sun damage.
• Other causes: Hyperhidrosis (excess sweating), allergic reactions, and foot injuries can also cause peeling skin.

Usually, peeling feet are treatable with moisturizers, antifungal creams for infections, and protective care. If peeling persists or is accompanied by severe itching, pain, or bleeding, a healthcare professional should be consulted for diagnosis and proper treatment.