Mr. Pumice Callus Remover PUMI Bar: Pedicure Stone & Foot/Heel Scrubber - Medium Grit (Assorted Colors) 4 Pack

These are actually great and better than a machine. You can break them too and travel with a small piece

So, I do prefer the longer Light/Dark Purple Mr. Pumice block.(Read that review). But, the 4 pack of these smaller Mr. Pumice bars work great too! Some ppl might even prefer that they're smaller. I didn't receive a yellow. Instead I received blue, green & 2 pinks, which for the price, is fine with me! I like the individual packaging (give one to a friend). One side is rough and the other side is smooth. Not only great for feet, but they're great for my elbows and the back of my arms (where I get little bumps). Adding a body scrub intensifies the results! NOTE: Allow your feet, elbows, etc. to soak & get soft before using. The dead skin will come off much easier. Do not think that you have to throw the bar away after 1 use. Just wash the bar under hot, soapy water, getting the dead skin cells off in the shower & after (ew I know, but it's actually oddly satisfying!) then dry off the bar the best you can. I've noticed that paper towels soak the water out of the bar better than a bath towel. Use lotion on body, feet afterwards for extra soft and smooth skin. Now, I'll always have both the big Light/Dark Purple Mr. Pumice bar AND these smaller Mr. Pumice bars. It's really just your preference, but I would try both!

These work well. I use them every shower and even in between whenever my feet get dirty. They are gentle enough to use more than once per day, but stand up to rough treatment. Soak feet then pumice and it removes all dead skin, I have been using these for years. These do wear and eventually become very thin, but what can one expect? They are inexpensive to replace. If you want it to last forever, use real pumice rock! If you need something for extreme calloused heals, you should look into the nano glass files. These will not be able to solve your issues. But for everyone else, I recommend these gentle, effective, scrubbers.

This pumice stone works pretty well on its own but does not get all of the dead skin as desired. I used a callus remover gel on my toe and used this pumice stone to remove the dead skin and rinsed off the gel with warm water. And it worked phenomenally as you can see in my before and after photos. As for my heel I just used this pumice stone by itself with warm water and it still worked great but it failed to remove all of the dead skin. This was my first use so maybe after a couple it will completely remove all of it. My feet are clean, smooth, and soft so nonetheless I would still definitely recommend this product. It is super affordable and a great value. It does shed a bit so I would use it with water only or just rinse your feet after using it.

I love these pumice bars they truly work amazingly

Okay, first thing I want you to do if you're reading this is to stop and add these pumice blocks to your cart. Done? Alright -- because you need to buy these. Seriously. The value is crazy and in literally just a few uses in the shower you can start to smooth out those rough callouses on your feet. I had really rough and dry heels and big toes, presumably from years of military training in combat boots without caring to ever get a pedicure. I finally decided enough was enough, and threw these in my cart because everyone says pumice is what you need to exfoliate effectively. They are right! Not only that, you get FOUR of these in this order, which if my usage rate works out now, will take all year to go through them. My first block I started using over a month ago is holding up strong, and the wife has started using one of the other ones. Make no mistake, this is what you want if you're thinking about overspending for that "baby feet" thing or just getting some low cost pumice and putting in a little elbow grease in the shower or bath to smooth 'em out. Just follow the instructions on the wrapper and you're good to go!

I cannot stomach, the normal salons and getting a pedicure so doing it myself is a necessity. I purchased these frequently. I have tried all of the less expensive non-name brands and these are just superior. The one downside to these is that they do flake the first time you use them so you do probably want to make sure you’re really rinse your foot off after utilizing it else you’re gonna have multicolored debris on your feet. I like having the different colors to make it a little more fun and these last a good month each working on more than just your heels in the bottom part of your feet. I’ve use this on elbows and knees as well. It also did a great job of getting rid of a callus on my hand from weightlifting.

I looked at all the different products I could find on Amazon, looking for the same pumice bar I used to get at my nail salon. This seemed like the closest match, but alas, it is not. They look similar, but the way they crumble as you scrub is definitely not the same. You never know, when people explain things about products, how accurate it really is, relatively speaking....so I wasn't sure if the "disintigrating" element was really as bad as a few people were saying. Well, it is.....at least compared the pumice bars I've been using these many years. Just a word of warning, do NOT rub your bar of soap over the pumice bar. You will infect your soap w/ so many little grainy-like nodules....it's a mess. Soap to hand, hand to pumice bar. That's my advice :) I've only used it for a couple of weeks, and yes, it does a good job of keeping the bottoms of my feet smooth, so that's why I'm giving it three stars, but I, too, worry about the plastic (or whatever these are made of) bits ending up in the ocean, in fishes bellies, and in my belly after I eat the fish that ate the nodules.... But the bottom line is, I don't want to support anything that continues to pollute our planet. So I won't be purchasing these again....and my search continues for the pumice bar that doesn't crumble......

Great Product