9 Things To Make Your Feet Look A Little Less Terrible

According to the brand, you only have to leave this gel on for three to seven minutes for it to work its magic — and reviewers agree, claiming it “melts away tough dead skin.” It’s scent-free, hydrates the skin, and is especially useful on cracked heels. (Tip: The brand recommends using the gel in conjunction with a pumice stone or rasp to make sure all the dead skin comes off.)

Promising review: “Okay so I’ve had these horrible hooves on the back of my feet for like nearly two decades. Been to slons, had pedis, pour souls scrubbing away at my feet with silly pumice stones. Sweating, thinking about their life choices. Debating flipping the sign on their shop and closing down forever instead of continuing on my feet.

Listen.

This stuff took off like a cheddar cheese block worth of dead skin on my feet. I should have recorded it. It was revolting. But holy crap my feet. SO SOFT. They don’t HURT anymore. And it didn’t take a lot either. So if you’re thinking eh, I don’t want to spend that I don’t know if it will work. BUY IT. USE IT.

You’ll have so much left over you’ll be like, screaming at your family members to try this stuff.

In fact, I went to my roomate who had heel chunks, not nearly as bad as mine but I was like. DOOD. Soak your feet, we’re shaving that off you TONIGHT. And he’s not felt things on his heels in years. Now they’re soft and comfy too. So good.” — Kara Katze