ALIVERFoot Peeling Mask - 5 Pack, Exfoliating Mask Make Feet Baby Soft, Foot Mask for Dry Cracked Skin, Peeling Away Dead Skin, Calluses - Lavender

I had my doubts but once I tried it....wow!!Day 1: fabulous smooth skin....Day 2:it starts peeling so be aware that it does look a bit disgusting...Day 3:still peeling....Day 4-6: starting to look normal again....I love it because it does what it's supposed to do but it is not instant so have a little patience

I was super skeptic about this , however I gave it a try and it got the job done in quicker time than what’s even stipulated on the package lol! My feet stripped off like a snakes skin and felt super soft like a babies bottom

I've tried sock-like foot masks before and this is the first one that really peels the skin off! I was skeptical because so many products have the same packaging from China. The other stuff was just lotion. This stuff, omg, I was going to leave it on overnight but then I read the reviews so I stayed safe and left it on for 90 minutes. My skin was starting to sting and itch. Immediately after taking it off, it already feels soft, here's where I made a mistake - I didn't rinse my foot off right away. I left the solution on and my skin looked SUPER wrinkling like I aged 20 years.But then on day 3, the peeling starting. I had fun peeling HUGE panels of skin off. Soaking my feet in water and wearing a sock with lotion helped it peel better. Now, one week later, it's baby smooth, the new skin is noticeably lighter. Like I have a farmers tan on my ankle. I hope the smooth lasts for a while.

It is a nice product

As a person who uses a foot peel once a month, I've tried out brands like Bealuz, Dr. Scholls, and Purederm. Naturally, the cost of using an exfoliating peel every month can wrack up, hence is why I decided to try out Aliver thinking that I could save some money buying in bulk compared to the standard 2 pack peels.Unfortunately, I was wrong. Although cheap, the tradeoff in quality isn't worth it. When you buy a foot peel mask, what you're really paying for is the exfoliation solution. Most of the time, this solution is contained within a fabric that should be in constant contact with the areas you want to peel. It's a lot like a baby or sanitizing wipe, but contained within a plastic shell.Decent masks have 2 of these peeling fabrics to cover the left and right halves of the foot. There should also be enough of the peeling solution to soak into your soles as well.High quality masks aligned within the peeling fabric, so every inch of your foot is covered in exfoliators from the tips of your toes to the bottom of your heels and the tops of your feet and perhaps even your ankles.Both decent and high quality masks, have a relatively think plastic casing. They shouldn't tear easily with minor walking and should feel rather resistant (Naturally they can't stand up to a gym workout, but are you really going to run around, stretch, or lift with slick masks on your feet).These Aliver masks on the other hand, ONLY have 1 peeling fabric that hangs vertically from the top of the mask to the bottom and a super thin plastic shell. This makes the mask super awkward to use. Like, are you supposed to choose what side of your foot you want to exfoliate?I paid for a foot peel mask. A FOOT peel mask. Not a LEFT FOOT peeling mask or a RIGHT FOOT peeling mask, but an ENTIRE foot peel mask.Out of the whole 6 pack, I went through 5 of them before I found a single mask that had 2 fabrics, and I'm pretty sure that this was a manufacturing error. Looking at the majority, these masks are designed to contain only 1 fabric which is a rip off in my opinion.Did I also forget to mention that I had to go through all 6 masks within the same month before I could see even a hint of exfoliation? Normally, this is very dangerous, you're not supposed to use an exfoliating mask more than once within the same month. It's like overdosing on the exfoliating solution, you could suffer chemical burns or even permanent scarring at the worst.However, these Aliver peels barely even worked for me. One mask in, exfoliation was non existent. Mask 2 - 5 were pretty much the same since I was moving the single peeling fabric around so I could evenly peel my feet. It wasn't until mask 6 until I saw the thinnest layer of peeling skin (Note that your mileage may vary based on your skin type).In short, Aliver's quite cheap compared to the other brands I listed above, especially Bealuz, but it's not worth it. You get a paltry amount of peeling after using all six, and good luck if you rip any of the masks on accident.

I do my own yard work and these really help my feet after a month of being beat up.

Love this foot peel! It is perfect for dry callous feet. I am not sure how natural the products are because it is strong but it WORKS!

This product isn't great. Not a good peel my feet felt the same after. Though okay if you wanna moisturizer and have small layer of skin peel off.