Baby foot
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Anonymous
| Has anyone tried it? Did it work? Was it gross? |
Anonymous
| During the holidays, a bunch of posters suggested it as a stocking stuffer because they loved it so much. I haven't tried it myself, but maybe if you use the search you'll have better luck finding the posts (I tried to no avail). I'm definitely going to try it myself! |
Anonymous
| It is gross but in that wonderful peeling skin kind of way. It works but it takes some patience because you will literally be sloughing skin for a week or so and will have piles. |
Anonymous
| Yes x3 |
Anonymous
| It works eventually. I guess if you enjoy peeling skin off you won't mind the intervening week. |
Anonymous
| First, it ruins a pedi so don't use it if you have a nice polish job. Second, it did take a lot of skin off but my feet weren't perfect after as is hoped. |
Anonymous
| I just finished it and my feet look better than they ever have! You MUST either soak your feet, or take baths daily though -- otherwise it doesn't work that well. |
Anonymous
| Google the "peeling" photos. Too gross for me. |
Anonymous
OMG thank you for posting your question, otherwise I would have never heard of this stuff. I just looked it up and it seems to be exactly what I need for my dry, cracked heels. Hello Spring, here I come! 
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Anonymous
This |
Anonymous
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I tried it and it just didn't work for me. So disappointing.
My DH tried it and it worked for him. |
Anonymous
If you want it for Spring, I would wait a bit longer to do it. I would do it about 2 or 2.5 weeks before you plan to show your feet. |
Anonymous
| Does it hurt? |
Anonymous
| I can't use it while nursing but DH and I both LOVE our Amope! Really love. I almost posted a separate thread after we bought it just to say how awesome it is. |
Anonymous
| OP here with a follow up - how long did your feet tray nice? How often have you had to use it? |