Baby Foot Original Exfoliation Foot Peel – Callus Remover for Rough Cracked, Dry Feet, Dead Skin Removal – Foot Peeling Mask for Baby Soft Feet – Spa Experience at Home & Gift Ideas – Lavender Scented

Been Using this for years
I absolutely love this baby foot foot peel and have been using it for several years now. I use it consistently throughout the year approximately every 3 months totaling 4 times per year. I am a frequent sandal or flip flop fanatic so my feet can become dry and a lot less softer than I would like due to this, and this is where this foot peel comes in handy for me. I absolutely love it and look forward to using it. My routine is to soak my feet about 15-20 minutes before applying, let the booties stay in place with socks over them for 90 minutes, and wash off as instructed. As per the manufacturer recommendations, I do soak my feet daily whether it be while taking a bath or simply using a plastic tub with warm water etc. This helps accelerate the peeling process in my opinion. I also don’t apply any lotion to my feet for approximately 7-10 days after I apply the peel, and about 2 weeks later my feet are completely done peeling revealing super soft feet. I love it. I use a foot file in between using these peel to keep pressure points on my feet soft.

A must for people with hobbit feet
I use this foot peel about twice a year, usually a few weeks before I have an event where I’ll be wearing open toed heels. I am an avid hiker and I spend most my work days on my feet. I have massive callouses on basically every surface of my foot. They are often so bad that I have been charged extra for the additional time it took to buff away my callouses at salons. This foot mask makes them peel away like they’re nothing. It takes me about 3 days after the mask to start seeing any peel and I’m usually done peeling after about a week after that. Some of the toughest callouses stick around but overall it improves the look and feel of my feet immeasurably.Also a tip I have learned after many uses of these are to get loose socks with grip/sticky dots on the bottom and put them over the boots so that you can still walk around during the hour where your feet are soaking.

I loved these
These actually take a couple days to show results but I loved them

Strangely Effective
I came across these a couple of years ago and use them every few months. I don’t treat my feet well and the edges of my heels can get really tough and dry. This stuff really works. I put them on right after get out of the shower (dry feet first) and keep them on for an hour and 15 minutes. I keep my feet up straight and a towel underneath in case any leaks out. Then I try to moisturize once a day or so and about seven days later the Magic happens. Don’t pick or pull. Let the skin slough off on its own. Use a shower scrubby but that’s it.

I’ve looked around for better stuff or cheaper stuff that I could find locally but they tended to have strange ingredients that I can’t pronounce and definitely cannot recognize. So I made an impulse buy on this product even though I have chemical allergies to Lavender scent. To my surprise, the lavender scent isn’t overpowering and did not give me immediate migraine reaction. This tells me the ingredients are what they say they are — all natural — because I -don’t- have an allergy to real lavender.My experience with this product was very good. Immediately after use, my feet continued to feel like I’d just removed the booties and this lasted a good two days or so. It’s a very difficult sensation to describe. Towards day 3, my skin felt like it’d justDay 1 – the day of the soak. I put my feet in the booties for two hours, possibly 2.5hr. I lost track. As others have said, please be aware that walking in these booties are next to difficult. You have no traction or friction so you’ll penguin waddle to .. Wherever you plan to spend the next 1-2 hours. I definitely recommend 2 hours for best results as well. Remember to bring scissors and tape with you because the little stickers they provide may not be enough (there should be 6 pieces total). I needed more than that because they either fell or I’m just not very tactful with their use.Day 2 – my feet still felt like I’d just removed my pruned feet outta the water. And I see nothing yet! The subtle feeling is all I have to prove that I used the product. My feet also felt like my skin was not my skin .. If that makes any sense, like there’s a layer of extremely thin *something* on them. It feels papery and dry. So I slathered on lotion.Day 3 – soaked my feet in warm water for 30 minutes. The skin on my feet has also taken on a slightly yet noticeably glossy sheen. I know this because it’s finally peeling! My itchy fingers pried it off and the sensation was not very welcoming. I did not continue (you shouldn’t either!)Day 4 – did not soak my feet again. My feet did not look so different from yesterday. Did not appear to have more peeling. My feet felt super dry at this point, like, papery dry as compared to day 2. So I slathered on more lotion (little did I know that oil based lotioning .. Or any lotioning, was discouraged). Lotion didn’t really help stave off the feeling either.Day 5 – Soaked again, more peeling noticed … Like, way WAY more and only after the soak (soaking is important!) Opted to dunk my feet right back into water after noticing the massive peeling to try and get as much off as possible. Ended up spending 3 grueling hours trying to rub em off with my fingertips. After drying my feet off, hell, I thought I did a great job but I’d only noticed more peeling. So I dry-peeled some. This day, I learned that I have OCD skin peeling problems.Day 6 – I actually bought a 4 in 1 foot exfoliator and — if you’re going to do the same, be super gentle! This helped shed the skin off my heel. The pumice stone was gentle enough that I was not harshly scrubbing my skin raw. I did not pursue this with the same hard headed stubbornness as I had on Day 5. About 95% of the peeling had been done by now.Day 7 – All the rough skin protecting the baby skin had been shedded so, understandably, my skin was incredibly sensitive and — I cannot stop touching my soft feet! I started putting on body lotion and found that this had not been enough. I went out and bought feet balm, which finally made it feel somewhat better. Still dry though.It’s been more than two weeks since the last of my peeling. My feet are still dry as hell. I’m still trying really hard to lotion them to maintain the dryness. Maybe I just have not found the right lotion for my feet or maybe it’s in my genes (because both my parents have it, one with an extreme case of it). I have no regrets or disappointments, however. Callouses are formed way beneath that layer of skin and thus, I did not see this product more than an extreme exfoliant. I even bought another for my bf’s mother and plan to get another for my own mother. Great product! Definitely and highly recommend.

Vorweg mein Urteil: Ich kann dieses Produkt uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen.Nachdem ein ähnliches Mittel aus dem Handel genommen wurde, war ich lange auf der Suche nach einem praktischen Hornhautentferner. Vor genau zwei Wochen erhielt ich meine Bestellung und steckte dann am Abend für ca. zwei Stunden meine Füße in die mit Gel gefüllten “Plastiksocken”. Über die Plastiktüten hatte ich normale Socken gezogen, damit das Gel guten Hautkontakt bekommen konnte. Ich hatte die Füße vorher in warmem Wasser aufgeweicht und danach getrocknet. Nach der Anwendung habe ich sie dann, wie empfohlen gründlich mit Wasser abgespült.Es gab keine Hautirritationen, nur eine starke Austrocknung der Oberhaut an den Füßen, die ich aber nicht weiter behandelte. Eine Woche lang wartete ich, bis ich die ersten großen Hautlappen von den Fußsohlen abziehen konnte. Die Fusselphase dauerte dann weitere fünf Tage. Ich habe in der Zeit mit Socken geschlafen, damit das Bett nicht morgens voller Hautkrümmel war. Jetzt, nach zwei Wochen, sehen die Füße so aus, wie es die Werbung verspricht. Ich bin rundum zufrieden. Der Preis erscheint zwar recht hoch für ein bischen Gel, aber das Ergebnis läßt mich leicht darüber hinwegsehen. Jetzt verhaken sich die Socken beim Anziehen nicht mehr an der rissigen Hornhaut, weil diese für hoffentlich längere Zeit nicht mehr vorhanden ist.