Foot Peeling Mask for Dry Cracked Feet | Foot Mask to Exfoliate Rough, Cracked, Dry Feet, Calluses for Soft Baby Feet Results | Made with Aloe Vera Extract for Women & Men (2 Pairs) | Lavender

Absolutely love these foot masks. I develop very thick callouses and these are the most effective product I’ve found that doesn’t hurt or cause any discomfort why I’m wearing them, during or after the peeling process. I know they say to only leave them on for an hour, but I leave them on for three and within 3 to 5 days my feet are smooth, soft, and moisturized. That said, if you do the same, make sure you do not have any scrapes or injuries as the solution in the booties will irritate your skin. The booties are easy to apply and remove, though I recommend wearing a loose fitting sock over it just in case they leak a bit.

I searched for a mask and decided on this one. Wasn’t sure if it was going to get the job done but it does. I ordered a 2nd pack already. It works so good. My feet are so soft. It does peel a few days after and it’s kinda weird but just let it be and it goes away after a day or 2. Highly recommend!

So, initially I had no expectations about this product so I wasn't really sure WHAT was going to come of this. I saw it in my recommended and figured why not. I walk a lot I get could use some foot treatment. I used it for an hour and twenty minutes, washed off and I was... not shocked to see nothing happened. I don't know what I was expecting. Skin to fall off completely or what? No idea. But I woke up the next day and my feet felt TIGHT. Like my skin felt like the way it does if you wash your face too much or your skins dry, so your face gets tight after a hot shower. Then a day later, some mild peeling in the shower. It's been a week and I just looked at my feet to find the old skin has a darker "dead skin" splotchiness and the healthy skin beneath. WEIRD to look at. You can't peel it off really, it's clearly going to do that on its own in its own way, but you can see it peeling. Would I do this again? Probably not. Did it work? Sure looks like it

This stuff is great! As the instructions point out, in the week following the treatment, it's going to work best if the user soaks their feet for 10 or 15 minutes a day. Afterwards, be ready to scrape and rub off the dead skin. After a week of doing this my feet are soft and young looking. It doesn't, and shouldn't remove callouses, though it does remove some of that dead skin.

You have to be a little patient to see the results with this but it will transform you into some kind of Halloween-esq creature.. I bought this because I was noticing my skin was very dry and needed a little refresh and boy, did this deliver. Just call me a reptile now. I am molting. Wait for cooler weather to do this. I repeat, wait for cooler weather. I believe if I went out with sandals on I might be recruited for the circus. Change socks frequently. I will update when the last of my crummy exterior has flaked off. I never post photos but this review would mean nothing without. UPDATE 11/19 - I have included updated photos of my feet. I had some thick calluses so I am not surprised to see remnants of them, but overall I feel like my feet are new. I can tell you a little bit about my process as I see some people have experienced chemical burn. Any time I wear a mask like these, I enlist one of many fuzzy thick socks that I receive an endless stream of around Christmas. Walking around in just these foot masks is a dangerous business. I opened up a pair after I got out of the shower and had cleansed my feet well with my regular bodywash (I use Cetaphil). I patted dry my feet and put the mask on one foot at a time. I used the included stickers to secure the mask on one foot, but they are big and I was especially glad for my fuzzy socks to help secure it in place and also given me some traction when I walk. I repeat with the other foot and then here is the important part: I set a timer for ONE HOUR. Listen, I am no expert but I know chemicals are no joke. If this mask is supposed to make you peel like an onion and they recommend one hour, I stick to that one hour. I feel the implications may be obvious here but perhaps not. After that one hour passes I stuck my feet in the shower again and RINSED all that onion-peeling goodness off. Just trying to shed that outer skin, you know? Gotta preserve that precious interior. Once that was set, it was a waiting game. About a week later I took a long, hot shower and that led to the first big peel. I subsequently noticed the skin peels best after it has been exposed to shower steam. While I was in the shower I gently rubbed my feet in case there was any loose skin. I did not peel my skin at all - same thing here, you don't want to risk hurting yourself. If that dead skin is still attached to healthy skin below, you don't want to rip yourself a fresh wound. All in all, I would say the peeling process took a few weeks to be totally done. I noticed skin peeling on my thicker callused areas the longest. At the end of the day, you know your own skin the best. If you have sensitive skin, this may be harsh on it! I don't consider my skin overly sensitive and it worked wonderfully. Hope this helps, and happy peeling!!

This pack contains 2 sets. I used both over the course of 2 months. The first time I followed the directions perfectly (place on clean feet; leave for 1 hour; rinse feet; soak in water 10 minutes every day). The packets smell fine. It isn't the best feeling to our your feet into a cold wet bag, but there was no irritation or burning feeling. During this first session, it took 3 days before my skin began to peel. It only peeled in the arch of my foot and between all of my toes. The skin that peeled was nothing more than flaking like from a mild sunburn. I waited several weeks to try again. This time the only thing different was I left the product on for 2 hours. I did not have any chemical burns or irritation. I did notice my skin was more red right after washing. Again it took 3 days for my skin to start flaking. My arch, toes, and top of my feet had peeling like a mild sunburn. It did NOT peel the thick callous areas or the harder skin of my heels. If you have thick or hard heel skin, this won't peel it.

I was a little skeptical about using a foot peel mask, but after reading so many positive reviews I decided to try one. The process was simple: you slip your feet into the booties, leave them on for about an hour, and then rinse your feet. At first it feels like nothing is happening, but after a few days the peeling starts. Around day 3 or 4, the dead skin began to peel off in flakes and sheets. It honestly looks a little strange, but it’s also oddly satisfying. Over the next week my feet shed a lot of rough, dry skin, especially on the heels and balls of my feet. By the end of the process, my feet felt noticeably softer and smoother—almost like after a professional pedicure. It didn’t completely remove very thick calluses, but it definitely improved the overall texture of my skin. One thing to keep in mind: don’t use this right before wearing sandals or going somewhere your feet will be visible, because the peeling phase can look messy. Overall: easy to use and very effective if you’re patient with the process. I would definitely use it again.

Worked really well and completely got rid of my dry, cracked skin. Took one star off because it took awhile for the process to start and for the flaking to end, which I expected to be faster. Took about 1-1 1/2 weeks to start after doing the mask and then took another 1-2 weeks to completely flake off.

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