Foot Brush and Pumice Stone for Shower with Handle, 3 Pcs Shower Foot Scrubber Callus Remover 2 in 1 Pedicure Brush with Dense Bristles for Deep Cleansing & Exfoliation, Dry Dead Skin Removal

These are very nice pumice stone callus removers and the included brush helps a lot too. These seem very well made and do a great job. They are also very easy to hold on to. Just make sure you rinse them off and wash your hands as soon as you get them open. Mine arrived with a light dusting of pumice grit on them and that could be very bad for your phone screen if you don't wash your hands first. You should be able to see just how dusty they were in the pictures I have included.Overall this seems to be a good quality well-made product, so I do recommend it. I would order these again.

Pumice stones, in my opinion, are the best when it comes to removing and reducing foot callouses. I never gave them a chance until I finally opened an ancient pumice stone from some random bath gift set. It worked beautifully but the only snag was that holding a rectangular stone is awkward and uncomfortable.These brushes solve the issue. They are about the size of a small hairbrush and very comfortable to use. The pumice has a sturdy plastic handle, so you can hold the handle easily and then scrub the stone on your foot instead of having to hold a wet stone. The brush side is also a nice feature as you can use it to scrub feet (like if you step out on asphalt in the summer, oops) and brush off the scrubbed skin from the pumice. The bristles are strong but not too sharp or painful. There is a hole at the top of each brush you can use to hang it from a caddy.I let my feet soak, like in the tub or a long shower, wet the pumice side of the brush, and then rub the pumice over calloused areas of my feet. You can use quite a bit of force without the risk of cutting or tearing your feet as you do with graters and files. I do this a couple of times per week. If you have really thick callouses, it may take some repeat, consistent use to clear up the callouses but if you just make it a habit, you should be fine.I like that there are three in this set. Pumice stones last a long time so you have several years' worth of stones, or each of three people in your household can have their own brush.Very highly recommended!

i have tried so many from the glass scrubbers to the cheese graters in different sizes to some weird terra cotta one you have to soak for an hour then scrub filled with water to the electronic foot files about 5 different ones of those and honestly this is the best compared to all those. I originally have just the stone but this included the handle and a brush. they last forever and their all you really need but compared to all the others i listed above this actually gives good results.

A pumice stone is a pumice stone. They work well to exfoliate the dry skin on our feet. This one is no exception. But it excels in that it has a handle AND a brush on the other side. Most other stones I've used don't include the brush. It's very convenient to have them together. The handle is strong - not at all flimsy. Highly recommend.

This item is perfect for me because I don't go to the nail salons. I prefer to care for my feet myself instead of letting someone else.do it with the risk of catching some sort of bacteria infection. This brush is very durable and not flimsy at all so these brushes should last me a good while. I love how the pumice stone is on one side and the bristles is on the opposite side so I don't have to worry about looking for one or the other. This brush really left my feet feeling as smooth as a baby's feet. I'm very satisfied.

The brush is okay but I'm interested in the pumice stone. I'm going to compare the grit of the pumace to sandpaper. You have coarse, medium, and fine. I consider this one fine grit which is great for touch up work removing a light amount of callus. I like to soak my feet for 10 minutes before using the stone. Here's a little trick, keep a pair of flip flops in the bathroom, after using the stone, I put on moisturizer then the flip flops so I don't track the moisturizer all over my carpets. Overall, this brush/pumice combo is great if you have a light amount of callus and I recommend it for that.

I used to have a pumice stone and thought I was upgrading when I got a glass file, but you can't beat pumice stones. These are best for removing hard callus on your heels and feet. I keep this in the shower so it's easiest to remove the dead skin. Perfect for at home pedicures.

The brush is that perfect medium between being too hard or too soft…it’s got enough oomph to scrub the ingrained dirt off my heels from hiking in sandals. The brush did not shed bristles when first used, like some do. The pumice is firmly attached and perfect for helping to smooth the rough skin on my feet. Just the right size to get the job done.