Cacee 8oz Foot Callus Remover with Tea Tree Oil, Lemon Scent for Foot Spa, Pedicure Soak, Foot Care, Athletes Foot Treatment, Cuticle and Callus Remover for Feet

Alright I am a heavier chick. I get some rough feet. Bad callouses on my heels. I despise not being all soft and purdy. Hehe. Anyways I can't afford to go to the salon for services. I am exhausted. I work in the medical field. And sometimes I am on my feet for over 18 hours and in nursing shoes. I. Am. Tired. And. Poor. But I want to feel beautiful too. Anything to help with that! So I bought this and used it after a foot bath. What I mean is. I soaked my feet in some epsom salt bath with warm/hot water. I let them soak for a good 15 minutes give or take while I was watching my ghost shows on discovery plus. I take my feet out one by one and dab them to dampness. Then I pour this product on my feet and let it settle for a time. When the time is up... I slough off the dead skin. Bye bye callouses. I use other feet skin removal to help remove the skin. But this product is friggin amazing. Oh my gosh. I adore it. It goes on silky smooth. It doesnt like stay on your skin after a rinse and wash. I dont have slippery feets after the skin is removed and washed and dried. I didn't notice a scent? So that never bothered me. I would buy again.

I normally purchase a different brand here on Amazon but i wanted to try this one; from all the grossly satisfying picture reviews lol. Let me tell youuuuu... this is some serious business. As a nail tech i see alot of hard calluses that have been building up for years on my clients (from their shoes, to the way they add pressure to certain areas of their feet while they walk etc) and this bad boy dissolves them in a few minutes. I simply let my clients soak in epsom salt of choice, foot bath soap, and a spa fizzy tablet, with nice warm/hotish water til their feet get prune-y. Then i rub this callus remover to the problem areas(always use gloves please). Wrap their foot in a dry towel and clean/cut/file their nails/cuticles. When done i use the same dry towel to rub the callus gel off, along with the dissolved callus skin. I wash off any residue left and continue with the other foot. And finish my service. I dont need to use a pumice stone for my clients— then again they come to me every month, and remember everyone is different. It has a thick gel like consistency. Clear. And zesty lemony scent which i think is a plus! A little goes a long way too. A must in ur foot care regimen. If diabetic please consult your doctor. Do not apply to sore, broken, or irritated skin—obviously. And stop use immediately if rash or burning occurs... Wash off asap! It’s probably burning thru your good soft skin. Hmmm what else... i dont know... i like this! I recommend. Waaaay better than anything ive purchased at sally, name brand or not. And my clients and husband love it!

This works but I did keep on for longer than 3 minutes although I initially tested with only 3 in order to realize that. I also read others reviews to figure out the best way to use. My process included a nice foot soak. Then I put on my gloves and slathered this on one foot first and used the pumice bar for 5 minutes. I actually set a timer and then used a dry towel to wipe it off before placing foot back in soak. Continued same process on other foot and at the end massaged feet in water with gloves to make sure feet were rinsed off properly. The pumice bar was the perfect companion tool not to be confused with the stone cause that does nothing.

My boyfriend had a terrible callous on the bottom of his foot and the sides of his feet and his heels were ROUGH, like they could take the paint off a car. I had tried repairing his feet in the past using pumice stones, scrapers/razors, and the cheese grater things. I followed the recommendations of other reviewers and soaked his feet and dried them. I applied this product to his callous wearing gloves and letting it sit on his skin for 10 minutes. He had been walking with a limp from this d@mn callous and this miracle gel helped dissolve it enough that I could use a pedi egg and one of those cheese grater sticks to wear down into the callous. I tested a small callous on the side of my foot first to make sure it was safe, and ten minutes worked for us. After we addressed the major callous, I applied it liberally to all the rough areas on his feet and let it sit for 10 minutes. You could literally SEE the difference before I even followed the treatment with the sloughing/scraping tools. He said he couldn’t remember the last time his feet felt so good. This stuff worked like magic, and there were no harsh fumes or skin irritation. I’ll post pictures next time I do his feet. This gel is amazing.

Sooo I used this product for a small callus on my feet , as well as on my heel because I didn’t know if I had dead skin on there too or what was going on so I used this product for 2-3 days in a row. I soaked my feet in the tub, cleaned them, used epson salt and used a pumice stone and then rinsed my feet clean, dried them, put on gloves and rubbed this stuff over my problem areas on my foot. I only left it on for like a minute or two , used the pumice stone with it and nothing was even happening at all and then I rinsed it off. After like 3 days of clearly not seeing any changes or improvement I was like wtf ok well, either what I have isn’t a callus (which I do think it is) or this stuff just doesn’t work. All over the bottle it says that it’s the quickest cure to calluses and stuff but the directions literally are so vague, you have no idea what to expect . I had to come on here and read what other people were saying . I had no idea how often and when it should be used and for how long, what I should be doing exactly during applying it or what the effect was supposed to even look like ? The bottle makes it sound like it’s an instant quick fix? Is that how it’s supposed to be ? Because now today, about 2 weeks after using it for the last time, I went to go try a foot peel and I was soaking my feet and I looked down and my feet were peeling and I have no idea why. They were soaking in epson salt but I’m not sure if the peeling was because of this stuff or not, being that I used it 2 weeks ago….. so I honestly have no idea. I’ve been trying so many other things that I don’t know if it was this stuff or not, but if it was, my feet are barely peeling and it took 2 weeks AND my callus and everything is still there. Soooo it’s def not as quick as they make you think. I was going to honestly return it, all it did was make me question more crap. Curious though… Did anyone else have the same thing happen ? Seeing no results and then a couple of weeks later you notice your feet are peeling ? JW