Since we're now talking beauty treatment, this product is amazing for those who use hair products, heavier conditioners, or have oily hair (probably not good for colour). Just use it once a week - the most effective clarifying shampoo ever! And every other Bumble & Bumble product I've used is fantastic too. Especially the Deeeeeep treatment. EDIT: Those bastards took Deeeeep off the market. I am so upset!!!
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I bought this last week. It's great!!!! I would still get toes done, but I will never again need anyone to work on the rest of my feet during a pedicure. They can use that extra time just massaging them I guess. So I definitely recommend this product if you get dry heels or anything like that.... you might want to do it outside on your deck or something though, or at least not near carpet and maybe over a towel. The thing doesn't catch the "skin dust". If you have callouses or whatever else is more severe that just normal maintenance, apparently you need to take a few sessions with it to help those (I assume because you'd otherwise grind a hole in your foot or something??? Not sure, lol).
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
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I've had ONE professional pedicure in my whole life (prefer to do my own toes as I'm leery of just how clean those implements are). Will definitely check this out! I've seen the ad for it, and another one that's been all over the TV as well.
I bought this last week. It's great!!!! I would still get toes done, but I will never again need anyone to work on the rest of my feet during a pedicure. They can use that extra time just massaging them I guess. So I definitely recommend this product if you get dry heels or anything like that.... you might want to do it outside on your deck or something though, or at least not near carpet and maybe over a towel. The thing doesn't catch the "skin dust". If you have callouses or whatever else is more severe that just normal maintenance, apparently you need to take a few sessions with it to help those (I assume because you'd otherwise grind a hole in your foot or something??? Not sure, lol).
This looks interesting! My feet were wrecked by years of wearing football boots with hard studs and playing badminton doesn't seem to be much easier on them. So they're completely hard and calloused. I shall put it on my Christmas list
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So I definitely recommend this product if you get dry heels or anything like that.... you might want to do it outside on your deck or something though, or at least not near carpet and maybe over a towel. The thing doesn't catch the "skin dust".
And batteries included? Sweet!
We buy them at grocery outlet...
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The product is marketed toward women...but really, for anyone.