Review on Blue Cross Cuticle Remover 6 Oz (Enhanced Version 2.0) by Dion Madison

I used to have nice legs but after pregnancy I got very calloused, cracked and generally horrible looking heels. Thanks kids! Anyway, I've tried so many different things and actually tried this product before, but it wasn't until I got a professional pedicure to fix my cracks that I learned how to really make it work. it's on the pitch for 60 seconds. Well, when I went to have that pedicure, the woman (poor thing) looked at my feet and, getting wet, began pouring this substance onto bandages of the kind used to cover wounds. calluses, and then wrapped the legs with plastic wrap and let them stand for about 4 minutes. They can last a lot longer than I thought without massive chemical burns - I mean, it's basically (har!) lye. As she removed the bandages, she began filing my heels with a foot file and. Holy shit! When filing, huge scraps of skin fell off. I couldn't believe what I saw. Rolls of dead skin, I mean pencil thin, slipped off my feet. A small crowd gathered around me. It was so dramatic. And rough. Anyway, now I do the same thing at home when the cracks and calluses come back. I soak my feet for about 5 minutes, pat them dry and bandage them, covering them with plastic wrap. I leave it on for a few minutes and then use a foot file, after which they just go away. These are really incredible things. I don't think you'll want to do this on skin that isn't heavily calloused, or if you have bleeding or open cracks, but if you have dry, calloused, and cracked feet that you want repaired, do it yourself and buy this thing..