Revlon Pedicure Kit, PediExpert Foot File, Callus Remover & Nail Clipper, Nail Care Tools, Easy to Use, Stainless Steel, 3 Piece Set

GET THIS NOW!!! I'm a athletic Male. I run, work in boots, play basketball, go outside barefooted. Calluses build up over time, heels get cracked, foot gets dry and peeling... I was making semi-regular trips to the salon for my foot. I'd get the $35 package and leave, usually, a $5 tip after being there, sometimes for over an hour.Due to my current location, I don't have access to a salon, but I'm constantly in boots, shoes, etc. Bought this thing to try it out after I could see the imprint of the growing callus on the outside of my big toe(s), through my shoe!!!! Took it back to my room, read the simple instructions: (Summary) Use dry, no need for any "pre softening" products. Ok, kick my boots off, snap the pediexpert together easy enough, start scrubbing. now it has a fine scrubber on the underside of the other half that is not shown in the picture. I used that on the course, peeling, underside of my foot. not to abrasive, but effective. Worked awesome dry! turned everything to powder and made my skins smooth! I use the more abrasive side on my peeling/cracked heel and the huge calluses on my big toe. Back up; When you snap it together, there's a "pocket" that catches the debris as you scrub with the abrasive grater, so I couldn't see what was coming off. At the time, all I could see was the callus disappearing with little effort. Then, I could feel sensation in that area of my skin again, where the callus was wearing away and I was getting to my soft skin again. I flip it over and finish it off with the less abrasive side. Done! Less than 10 min, no water, no "pre" products, no sitting and waiting! Feet looked great, felt great!!Done? NOPE!!! I did this on the hard wood floor. Didn't really see any residue, but the pedi kit comes with a clipper and file too, so while I was there, I clipped my toes and the clippings where what I saw on the floor to be cleaned up. I'm sweeping the clippings into a pile and they are overshadowed by the accumulation of this white powder that is getting bigger and bigger as I sweep it into a pile!!! it was like sweeping baby powder in a pile, that you didn't know was on the floor to begin with! I opened the case and there's a huge collection of what was my callus, ground up in the pocket/tray/whatever. I knew it removed the old skin from my feet, but to see what it did and the texture in totality was amazing and evidence of how great it worked, with so little effort and such short time!!! Went and showered, slapped some foot goo on my feet and went to sleep smiling HaHa!! That's the point to this second half rant lol! Made me think of how hard the person doing my foot seemed to have been working/focusing and how effortlessly I got the job done for $13 that is reusable! Now, I'll still go back and get my cuticles cleaned, toenails clipped professionally, etc, but I don't have to pay for the foot scrubbing package.

I work in an assisted living environment with individuals with intellectual disabilities. My primary consumer that I work with has dealt with severely dry, cracked feet for quite some time now. I'd put lotion of varying strength on his feet and natural products like coconut oil at least 3 days a day for weeks. While it improved the appearance a little bit, if I were to miss a day, it would look just as bad as it always had. His skin was so hard and dry, it was like it created a barrier that the lotion could not penetrate.The pedi-egg was an option I considered to to remove all the dry, callused skin. I have no prior experience with pedicures,never have received one, never given one or anything of the like. I decided on this product because it seemed to have better overall reviews.When I got it, I immediately tried it out the first time I could. We soaked his feet first to soften the skin. After the first go around, I could definitely tell a difference in some spots. But like I said, his feet were severely dry. The shavings that this thing collected, though was crazy. I had to empty it in the trash between feet. We decided to another pedicure later on that day just to see what more we could collect, and just from the first and second pedicures, the appearance in his feet had drastically changed.We have done 4 so far while applying lotion daily between pedicures. His feet are almost "normal"- like they belong to the body of a live person! I may do one more pedicure but after that, it only has to be a thing he does every so often depending on how bad his feet get again.Odds are, your feet aren't as dry and cracked as this individual's. And also, you're more likely a woman. I can't say this is better than any other product like it, but I can tell you with 100% certainty that this thing is the real deal. I'm really happy with this.

I have tried all kinds of foot scrapers from leading brands including Scholl, Pedd-Egg, etc. This is far and away the highest quality. Very sharp. Only use on dry skin, never on wet. I use it by pulling in one direction only as this way it is easier to control. Rubbing it in a filing motion will cause injury and bleeding. This is the only tool which strips ALL the dead skin. Feet are quite sensitive after use. Bear in mind that it does not last forever and like any razor gets blunt after a while, so you will have to keep buying new ones.

I owned a Pedegg for a long time and finally needed a replacement. I liked my Pedegg but I had problem with my grip from time to time. After browsing around and I decided to give Revlon Pedi a try. I only use it once so far and I love the grip. It doesn’t slip out of my hand at all. It works well and does the job fine. It is cheaper than a Pedegg and it comes with a nail clipper and a nail file, bonus. The catch-all compartment is easy to open and empty (unlike my old Pedegg that always had to struggle to open its cover.) The only issue that I experience so far is that it doesn’t catch-all like it said. It catches most and I manage to make a small mess on my floor. My feet are smooth now but I need to vacuum my floor. Not a bad deal under 10 bucks if you don’t mind a small mess.