Review on 🦶 Gena Callus Off Remover 4 oz by Mac Owen

I'm not sure why the previous reviewer didn't like this product, I found it AMAZING especially when you do your own pedicure. For best results, soak feet in hot water for at least 15-20 minutes before use; I use dr. Scholl's at-home foot bath with bubbles and massage and add some tea tree oil and Epsom salts to the water. I also use a coarse pumice stone followed by a ceramic smoother for truly professional salon results. After soaking your feet, pat them dry (one at a time), apply a thick layer of Callus Off, wait 5-8 minutes, soak them in water again, then remove with a pumice stone or a Ped Egg Scraper Badge. dead skin. Yes, it really works! I go barefoot 360 days a year and suffer from hard, dry, cracked heels — that horrible kind that dirt eats into and you can never fully clean (and not even touch the lotions). This stuff will take care of that. Also good for softening cuticles around nails but only leave on for 2-3 minutes. I only have to use it once a month to keep my heels soft and clean. (I recommend using Mr. Pumice in the shower 2-3 times a week to keep it that way.) It's the same as what professional salons use; Why not save $30 and do it yourself?