Pedi Stone Pumice Stone

Entirely worth every penny. This thing seems a bit pricey but the results are better than anything else. You can get rid of the razor blades, creams, scrapers, other types of pumice stone, egg-shaped devices, all that stuff. You don't even have to actually soak your feet. I tried this out of the package just by getting my feet and the pumice stone a bit wet in the shower and rubbing off the calluses on my feet. You might think you don't like this stone at first because it is black, weighs nearly nothing, and some of the black pumice will come off on your foot. All inconsequential, I say; the small amount of pumice rinses right off and although lightweight, this thing is durable. Just wet the stone, wet the feet, and scrub. This gets rid of calluses in no time, much less time with a lot less effort than anything else I have tried, and the results are nice smooth pink soles, also better than with anything else I have tried. I also notice I have to do this less often now after using this product.

This pumice block actually works. I have tried many and this one is by far the best one. I’ve purchased this exact one for the 6th time now. Customer service is also amazing.

Soak your feet in warm water for 5 minutes then use this with a little soap rubbing it back and forth and around in circles on those heels, rinse and repeat and your feet will be baby soft! Love it!

This stone works awesome for me. I use it after I shower, pull out a stool to sit on, and just scrub my feet with this stone while occasionally dabbing my foot in water. It scrubs away all the dead skin from my feet and leaves a lotion residue on my skin.I would like to note that I saw someone's feedback on this item that it melted away after she put it in her tub after she used it once. I would like to state that you shouldnt make this stone wet too much, as it will melt because its not a solid stone. There is a reason why it leaves a lotion residue! After I use my stone, I put it away in a dry area.I really like this item.

This really works on the callouses on my feet.I have used this for porcelain sinks and toilet, it also works on my faucets.(Yes, I have more than one😉),Not too expensive either.

This pumice stone didn't lather for me, not a big deal. It did do a great job on my dry feet. Every year as soon as the heat goes on, the dry, embarrassing feet are here. At the end of a shower I scrubbed with this, after a couple days doing this there was a noticeable difference! It doesn't feel like a traditional pumice stone. It's much lighter - like a petrified sponge. So it probably won't last as long as that old pumice stone but it does a better job. I recommend this to anyone with "winter feet"!

LOVE this pumice stone. I used to buy ones like this at the drug store but can no longer find them, so I'm glad to have found something comparable. Yes, they do wear down over time, but they'll last you about 6 months with heavy use, longer if you don't use it that often. Plus, I personally feel that you wouldn't want to keep a pumice stone too long anyway because of the germs (just like a loofah). I'd highly recommend this - it does a really great job without feeling like a cheese grater!

Back in the day, there was a black lava pumice stone. It would crumble a bit with use, so you had to replace it, but not too often, but it was cheap and effective. I have not been able to find one in years. Had hoped this was it. No luck. It's just ok. Wish they still made the other kind.