GMSD 4 in 1 Pedicure Paddle Kit Tool with Pumice Stone for Feet, Foot Hand Toe Nail Cleaning Brush, Metal File and Emery Board, Manicure Pedicure Foot Rasp Callus Corn Remover Pedi Set (1 Pack)

Used to have dry scaley skin on my face, neck and feet. I use this after bathing and my issues are gone. My son bought me my first one and now me hooked on using. Leaves my skin smooth and scaley batches are gone.

Your average little foot thing, does what it needs for travel. The cheese grater rusted quickly so i took it out. Didn't care to use that part anyway. 7/10 just because it is a cheap litte thing but it gets the job done. I would purchase again for travel reasons only. It is a small one and the bristles scrub well and are not soft.

I'm fairly new to the world of foot care, so take my review as an inexperienced persons perspective. I typically start out with the brush section, using that and a bit of soap to clean my feet/between toes/toenails, it's held up fairly well, except that after only a few weeks of use the bases of the bristles started rusting. Maybe it's supposed to be for dry use only? I was using it in the shower, but I thought it'd be fine since it was stored in a place that had plenty of time to dry, and I didn't use it every day. The grater section kind of scared me to start with, but as long as you don't put too much pressure it seems fine. I personally don't use that side too often, but it hasn't showed any signs of rusting like the bristle side did. The pumice stone section seems good, held up very well. The sandpapery section is nice, I typically use that section last and it makes my feet feel nice and soft. I did end up purchasing another one from a nearby grocery store to replace this one (cause I'm less comfortable using something like this when it has any type of rust on it), same type/model, same features, roughly the same price, it is also starting to rust around the base of the bristles, so maybe it's just how these are made...? Maybe it'd keep better if you primarily used it dry? I always just assumed that you were supposed to use it wet cause every pedicure I've had (which, to be clear, is two over the course of my entire 26 years) has used these types of tools on wet/lotioned/soaked feet.

I like this for scrubbing feet in the summer and smoothing rough heels. The brush is soft enough to scrub nails. The pumice stone will break when dropped!

It has been difficult to find a pedicure tool that has all four of the features I want, as this does - so, I was very surprised to actually find this and at a very reasonable price! I am finally able to replace a poorly made product that originally had all four of these features...that is, until one by one they fell off. Having had that one made me able to appreciate this one and I could easily see the difference in quality.