Review on Emjoi Micro-Pedi Nano Callus Remover (High-powered & Corded) by Samuel Kromah

I love this device, it smoothes everything out very well, my feet haven't been this soft in years. I bought the green Xtreme replacement rollers and they work better, especially on the thickest calluses and heels, but I've had results with the blue roller as well. My toes were very calloused and my heels were rough and unevenly thickened. A small crack was starting to develop on the back of my left heel which was making walking uncomfortable, which basically made me look for a better solution than the pedi egg I was using. I got great results when I first started using Micro Pedi. You need to make sure your feet are completely dry or it won't work, so don't use moisturizer. Preferably not right after a shower or after taking off the shoes you've been wearing all day, as your feet are wet with sweat all the time. First, air your feet for several hours. When I used my Micro Pedi, the dead skin pooled on the underside of the bolster instead of flaking off, so I had to blow on it often or brush off the excess to keep it working optimally. After smoothing out all my problem areas, I found I could use it maybe once a week to keep it going. It doesn't remove all of the thickened skin like on the heels, but it feels very smooth on what's left, which is a massive improvement over the previous one. The crack that developed was also eliminated, no more pain! This happened in the middle of my first use of the Micro Pedi. After a few months I did a foot scrub (Etude House Bebe foot mask) to remove thickened areas that Micro Pedi couldn't get rid of. It restored my feet to their baby softness and I continued to use the Micro Pedi weekly to keep them that way.