Review on Tweezerman Tool Pedro Callus Stone: The Perfect Solution for Smooth Feet in 1 Count by April Anson

This thing really works like a charm BUT it has to be used properly and preferably as part of the overall foot care routine. I've always had a big problem with dry, cracked skin, and living in a flip-flop climate all year round, keeping my legs in shape was a constant problem. If you have very dry and cracked heels, I recommend trying this O'Keeffe's for Healthy Feet Foot Cream, 3.2 oz Jar before using calluses. The cream works better than anything I've used and I've tried a lot! Once your legs are in decent shape, you can bring in that calloused rock. The main thing is that your feet are not too wet - you cannot use them in the shower. And they must not be too dry - they cannot be used at any time of the day. Shower regularly and wash your feet well. I recommend this Spongeables 4-in-1 Pedi Scrub Foot Buff (Pink Chamomile) 2.0 oz Lavender and Tea Tree Oil Aromatherapy. After you get out of the shower, dry your feet a little and then treat the rough spots on your feet again with the rough side of the stone first. Now switch to the gentler side and be more focused and really go into it and work. You will definitely see some peeling of the skin. Don't spend too much time on one leg as you'll still have to switch legs and repeat before the other leg gets too dry. Follow this several times a week and it works wonders! I also love using this product on my cuticles as they get insanely dry too. Bliss Kiss Simply Pure Cuticle and Nail Oil Stick To-Go 2 ml - Fresh Scent. I know it sounds like a lot, but just a few minutes a day to get started, and then a few times a week, with a scrub, file, lotion and oil, will transform your feet. Even once, when my feet started cracking after a rough pedicure, I diligently stuck to my routine and was able to save them before they went bad.