Feet pumice?

[Kathy]

When I had my pedicure the technician soaked my feet a long time in hot sudsy water and then sanded my heels with some sort of hard sponge/pumice.

I've looked high and low for this gadget but can't seem to figure out what it really was.

It had a handle and had a head like a hairbrush. But of course it was flat with pumice/sandpaper on one side.

Where can I find one of these things? My heels need it again!

:queen:

[Sofina]

Kathy,
I use one I found with the Dr Scholls products. They work so well. I couldn't live without it. Well, not wear sandals with out it. ;)
Sofina

[lilorphann]

Any good bath and body store should have one, it is an absolute must here in Louisiana since it stays so warm and I tend to wear sandels all year long. Love!

[clogaholic]

I get mine from the Dr Scholls products at Wal Mart. My heels get so dry and cracked without using the pumice (or even a grater like gadget ), then I use a good lotion. Without it , my heels will crack and bleed & that's not any fun at all :(

[crunchies0313]

You can get one at Target or WalMart not very expensive at all!! Avon has these socks that have gel in them...feel very good, and they help with cracked heels!! I will try and find the actual name of them for ya!

[snickers]

Any beauty supply store should have these products. They are great. I give my husband a pedicure monthly, and these little items are indispensable for dry heels.
Snickers

[Firefly]

Avon has some great products for helping to get rid of rough heels. Their "Foot Works" line of products are wonderful! I love the Double Action Sloughing Cream, the Double Action Intensive Callus Cream, and the Double Action Deep Moisturizing Cream. I believe they also sell the pumice tool that Kathy described.

[txgurl]

I found this flat paddle looking thing with sandpaper on both sides. It works real well. I bought this at Target. I do like it better than pumice stone or any other thing I have used.

It works so well on those dry heels and yet doesn't damage my skin.

[occ_gurl]

I live in Arizona and dry, rough, unsightly heels can be a problem here where sandals are worn a lot.

I've purchased many special creams, but I have found nothing works better than a couple of nights sleep using VASELINE on my heels and wearing socks to bed. My heels went from horrific to smooth as a baby's b*tt in no time!

Try it - you'll be amazed and delighted. :D