It is effective for removing the callus from my feet ?
572151
With the right tool? Absolutely! It's all in how you adjust the speed. I did it on some tough skin of mine. Took it right off but in a safe way!!!
572152
Don't buy it. Owned 2 of them, motor cuts out and dies within weeks of using.
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.
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.
149042
yes, until the next time you put your smelly feet in them. it is very effective on spots, but not the same spot over and over again
1439396
Yes. The oils in it make the foot soft.This product is for more than fungus and athlete's foot. It helps with dry skin and swelling too.
1644495
I use it on my feet but I don't see why you couldn't use it on your hands. You will have to be careful when you go to file off the callus because you may rub some skin off (the skin on your hands is more sensitive than your feet). Hope this helps.
1638242
I started using the foot creme to restore feet that had been almost destroyed by a long and serious bout of cellulitis. After about four weeks, my doctor was surprised at the renewing condition of the soles and sides of my feet. And I have been able to begin walking again without pain or incidental peeling of my feet. The creme made a believer of me for sure!!
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.
1319647
If it's for an injury it would be safe and effective in my experience, however if your looking for conditioning calluses I would use hoof alive it lasts a long time and is effective. when I apply hoof alive I use gloves and apply sparingly.
464214
No harm, but little gain. It just won't work as well. Be sure to soak your feet frequently and for extended periods of time as often as you can in the next 4 to 6 day and that will increase efficacy.
631011
Yes, as long as your feet are good and dry. This is also good for removing dead skin on u our feet.
2283533
anywhere there are calluses it should work. its just like a grinding stone. it should work anywhere on the body.
652099
I have. I use it every morning as soon as I wake up, before I take my first step, and it did more for me in three days than everything else I'd tried combined. I massage it directly into my heel, and around, making sure to seek out the little knot in my heel, then I put sock on to keep my feet warm/cushioned and go. I try to do it again in the afternoon and/or evening, but mornings are a must. I'm still struggling with the fasciitis, but if I skip this step I notice almost immediately, even with all the stretching, shoes, inserts, etc.
1427603
Geraldine, it works best if your feet have been wet for a while so the dead skin is softened. Depending on how much dead skin is there, you may want to repeat the procedure as needed. Regular use will help keep your feet soft.
1863637
When I used it, I just applied a layer over the toenails of a cleaned foot. Give it a few minutes to dry, then you can put your socks on.I do not use it anymore and changed to plain vinegar per my podiatrist recommendation. It is a year long process, and you need to hang in there. Quick fixes if advertised are clearly bogus...would not happen.
58430
Not really. It helped with the smell of my feet but did not make them softer. Try coconut oil?
1439162
Yes, it is I am using it for my foot that had a bunion removed and I do not have a cast.