this good to remove callus under feet?
631010
The best way to remove calluses on the bottoms of your feet is to use a callus remover gel and a cheap pumice stone, both available at Sally beauty or other nail tech suppliers
631011
Yes, as long as your feet are good and dry. This is also good for removing dead skin on u our feet.
631012
yes really good shaves off hard skin all the way down to the soft skin. I do my husbands toes with it
381193
It works on calluses and dead skin. I refuse to go to get a pedicure anymore because I am diabetic and sometimes they get to close. With Micro Pedi I am in charge. I love it. It has saved me a lot of money, because I can do it myself.. It is a must have...I ❤️Micro-Pedi.
1491820
I would say it is worth a shot. I use the extra coarse on really bad areas and then wash my feet, cover them with EucErin from the tubs (extra thick) and I can't believe how much better my feet are. You will notice a differeeve after the first use and be pretty happy after several uses which become necessary less frequently.
1538151
I left it on for a week. what I had was a thick callus on the outer edge of my foot due to working on my feet on concrete floors for the last thirty years. And yes it took off several layers but i did have to peel them off. If I do it again I will only leave it on half the time.
634334
Yes, I have used this gel on my toes..both on the outside edge where you get a callouses and in between my toes. This is not that strong. I have never experienced a problem with the three times I've used it.
2282152
Yes, it does. I soak my feet in epsom salt and then use a pumice stone, and then the microplane. It also works on dry feet (really well). Love this thing.
1298804
I do it all the time (CAREFULLY, of course). It's what my podiatrist used to remove the callous on my feet.
381191
My room mate is a RN and is constantly on her feet. Over the years she has developed a few really big calluses. I used the regular blue roller on her and it took sometime to get them down but it did work. Once I got the super course rollers it took those bad boys right down. I just have the dry cracked feet, no calluses. And it works amazingly! I prefer the super course because by the time I have time to use it my feet are pretty bad. The blue rollers are great for keep up as long as you use it every couple days. Follow up with a good lotion and you're set. If you're feet are horrible they sell the callus remover used at salons on here. Use that first and then follow up with this to smooth and soften. We had to use that on a man's foot. It was narly! Let me know if you have anymore questions
1491819
Well, I think it would be if you kept up with it. I would buy the roughest rollers they have (that's what I have) and use it every day until your calluses get less bothersome. I have very thick calluses on my heels that used to crack and bleed-so painful! So I used this every day for several days in a row when my feet were dry. I would take a shower at night (or you could soak your feet in water) and apply some GLYTONE Heel and Elbow Cream. I got it on amazon. It's about $40 but it really works. You put this on every night after your feet are wet and put socks on over it. Then the next night (while in the shower and your feet are wet) use a pumice or one of those grater metal things to exfoliate your calluses. Alternate the Emjoi and the cream every other day until you get your feet to where you are comfortable. It may take a week or two but it is totally worth it! The lotion is REALLY powerful and you wont believe how much skin it dissolves while you wear it at night.
774642
If i remember you don't. I think it's a built in safety feature. Try to get the area you want to remove the callus moist and soft with soap. Slide the handel/casing down where the sander part is covered and lightly pass the metal cutting side over the area a few times. Stop and look at the cutting blade. If you see saved skin then you know you are using the device right.
1328159
In that case, I wouldn't think this would work. This just provides relief in shoes that feel bad for your feet. Combined with the other treatments, I think these will work. But if you are looking for a magical elixir, these are not it. So I would buy again. These will make your feet feel better but probably won't "cure" your problem. Good luck.
1347441
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.
1265119
It barely numbed my skin, so I didn't give it a good review. I have been using doctor prescribed 5% lidocain patches, but they don't stick to well to my feet. That is why I bought this cream hoping I could use it on my feet. It didn' really work for me.
894321
I personnaly do not have calleuses nore cracking feet....it works wonder for me,and my friends with this problem
568128
No, they won't help for that purpose. You might look at the gel foot pads put out by Dr Scholl. Most of the major drug store chains carry Dr Scholl products.
67281
Umm, I don't really know, I would think you'd be ok, I mean, it doesn't hurt your skin or anything. I went about my business like normal, I went to the gym and whatnot. Maybe it would make your foot peel happen quicker. I would say just to wear a good cushioned sock, and change out of your sweaty shoes and socks afterwards as soon as you can. Also, I've read from other users that they kept their feet well-moisturized in the days after they did the peel. Report back after and let us know how it worked out. I think it would be ok though.
1585135
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.