Does this pumice stone work well on calluses? I regularly get them on the ball of my foot and need something that will work on more than just dry, rough skin.
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Honestly, its eh. It hasn't broken or anything yet. Doesn't seem all that great though. It works. Kind of.
1347439
It doesn't completely remove calluses but it does wear them down and smooth them out. This is the best stone I have ever used!
1347440
With consistent use it works on calluses. It is a medium roughness. It is very easy to use as it is big and fits your hand. It is also the best stone I have ever used.
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I get horrible calluses on my heels, so bad they crack and bleed. With regular use of this stone with a gentle exfoliate, such as St. Ives Apricot Scrub, and a moisturizer after my bath, my feet have never looked so smooth and healthy.
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@Oklahoma Girl ... I had the same problem with my feet feeling really dry afterward, but the instructions said don't use any other products on your feet until the peeling stopped. I think I'll try a daily soak next time I do it, as others have recommended. Nix Nix, you are probably going to want the socks. I live alone, and even I couldn't stand the trail of skin flakes going through my house! It's gross ... wonderfully gross, and so worth it, but not something I wanted to have to clean up!
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ok so my husband has really dry feet flakes white patches no cracks this cream after one use took care of about 50% of the problems and over a couple of weeks they look great soft smooth even tone no more flakes. I would say give it a try price is right the only foot cream we use we tried a lot.
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I would try it very slow and easy with corns, and only when the skin is dry. Corns are a different kind of buildup compared to callouses and this item is designed for larger areas of thick skin, like the heels and soles.
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You can use the cream of your choice only after you have finished removing the calluses from your feet. The surface of your feet should be dry in order for the emoji calluses remover to work.
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I've been using it on my feet and it works very well. I have used the coarsest roll but there are roll attachments that are finer that might work on dry skin. I don't really have callouses and it helps make my feet nice and smooth.
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anywhere there are calluses it should work. its just like a grinding stone. it should work anywhere on the body.
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You'll find your callouses will disappear after a few days. I suffered from them quite a bit on my heels and would spend copious amounts of time trying to grind them down with a pumice. They would also crack and hurt. What I discovered was that, after a week or so of using this once or twice a day, they were gone and my heels were soft. However, if you stop using it, your feet will revert back.
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Never used baby foot but I love Dream Feet! It's easy to use with the booties provided and my callouses are gone with two applications a few months apart. I also like that it uses fairly natural ingredients too.
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Absolutely! It may not remove the cracks right away, so be patient and just faithfully use it a couple of times a week for a few minutes or however long you feel is good. I've been using mine for a few months now (since Jan/15) and am very happy with the results. I still have an indentation from a deep crack, but it's not painful anymore! Heels are smooth and very presentable. I'm very grateful for my MicroPedi ;p
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It didn't work for me, I even bought the green ones but still no big difference, if u have real hard calluses, get something else.i try before and after shower.
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I did not use on calcium deposits. Just on stains. Pumice stone may be better.
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Personally, I don't use it on my feet, but for getting in and out of my wetsuit and tri kit chaffing from distance cycling and running. My best recommendation would be to use a stick type of lube. For use on wrists, ankles, groin, heavy rub areas and pit areas...it works VERY well and keeps your hands fairly lube free.
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Mine were pretty thick as well. It took about 1 week of peeling, but it all came off. I have noticed that one month later my heels are starting to get a little bit of the callousing again, but I think if I had done regular maintenance with a pumice stone they would still be perfectly smooth. My plan is to do a treatment every 3 months to keep the bad cracking and thickness at bay. Still way cheaper than a regular pedicure.
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I bought one. This one does not work at all. I recommend you to see a podiatric doctor and buy a brand called Clarus (1% tolnafate), which works fine for me.
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Yes, it is good for callused feet. Continued use has helped skin stay much smoother.
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My first try did not get great results and then my feet dried out like crazy. I have been waiting to try again when it warms up and I can wear sandals. I am guessing you could do it again after a month.