Part 1: I watched my mom use it growing up, so recently tried it for bad callouses and rough skin on my feet. Like a miracle cure...the skin sloughed off, rolling off in big chunks and the results were extreme immediately. I started doing "pedicure" foot massages on my boyfriend and I at night while watching tv and it's so relaxing and our feet are nice. We are bikers with rough feet in the rid...
TyuionMD | 19-24 | Male | On medication for 1 to 6 months | Patient
6/16/2015
Condition: Other
Overall rating 4.3
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The product works fantastic, the only reson I am giving it 3 stars overall because the bottle i purchased had a warning label stating it has chemicals know by the state of California to cause cancer. I love being able to get rid of my callouses but at the risk of possible cancer? I think not!
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Rebecca | 55-64 | Female | On medication for 1 to less than 2 years | Patient
4/30/2015
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Overall rating 5.0
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Part 1: I watched my mom use it growing up, so recently tried it for bad callouses and rough skin on my feet. Like a miracle cure...the skin sloughed off, rolling off in big chunks and the results were extreme immediately. I started doing "pedicure" foot massages on my boyfriend and I at night while watching tv and it's so relaxing and our feet are nice. We are bikers with rough feet in the riding season, and gardening as well, so really need it. Part 2: Due to the skin sloughing effect, I thought I'd try in on my face for my age spots. I already use facial scrubs and serum moisturizers, but nothing helped with the spots. Pretty Feet made an immediate and dramatic improvement in my spots...fading, sloughing, blurring the outlines, softening the middle. I believe I'll save thousands by avoiding cosmeetic surgeries or lasering! Read More Read Less
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