🦶 Enhanced Pedicure Exfoliating Pumice Stone - Highly Effective Review

I am a 65 year old male who has not spent time with body lotion all over my body after the show although I know I should do it in cold weather and hard water. So, I get these little "dry" bumps on top of my legs and chest. Very annoying. My wife plays with synthetic pumice stone. it worked, but not very well. So I decided to try this. I mean for only $10 it was worth a try. Works perfectly. It's rough enough to remove small patches of skin or dry bumps, but not enough to remove your tattoos! It

I don't know what I was thinking, but this is not for sensitive skin/feet. cheese grater. After using it, you will see that it also looks like a cheese grater. ft. Reasons I don't like it: 1. It's too big so it's difficult to get between your toes and behind your toes. When I try to get to small areas, the jagged edges hurt my feet too much. 2. The holes are too big so I assume this pumice stone can cut my skin although I use it very carefully. If it was more like sandpaper than a cheese…

I don't often write reviews unless I'm 'buzzed' by a product and this pumice stone exceeded my expectations! made in nail salons. just jumped in the shower and used it. Really amazing how he peels off all that ugly skin from working in the garden. My feet are now baby soft, like a pedicure, but without the risk of catching Covid at the nail salon. And now that I think about it, I almost didn't buy it because of some negative reviews.

This lava rock is amazing. I have had serious problems with calluses on my feet for many years and occasionally had to go to a podiatrist to have them surgically removed. I've been using my lava stone daily after a shower for about two weeks. The results are amazing. When I first got lava rock, I soaked it in white vinegar for 30 minutes. I soaked my feet in the shower for five minutes, dried my feet and used the lava rock in circular motions on any calluses on my feet. After using Lava Stone…

For years I have struggled with very dry, cracked heels, sometimes to the point where the cracks actually bleed. This made walking very painful at times and prevented me from wearing open-toed sandals because my heels were so bad that I was embarrassed. I've tried every type of cream, ointment, sock, file and razor (yes...razor) on the market for dry cracked heels...this little kid is the first one I've found that actually WORKS! I just wet the stone, apply some soap right on top and rub my…