For months I’ve been seeing bloggers touting the miracle that is The Foot Peel Mask and I’ve been like yeah, right. Supposedly this product will take the most hardened, calloused feet and make them baby smooth again. My feet used to be really bad cuz I was a barefoot girl. If I wasn’t in a shoe-requiring public place, I was barefoot. My feet were like rocks, ha ha. But since having so much heel pain, I have always worn shoes and slippers for the arch support. So my feet aren’t AS bad as they once were, but…the allure of Baby Smooth Feet is strong.


So here I am with my tootsies bound up in plastic bags waiting for the miracle to happen. It was a challenge to get into the goop-filled plastic sock-booties but I managed, more or less. It’s suggested you put socks on over top of the plastic booties but. That is not within the realm of possibility for me, so I just sat stock still for the hour so nothing squished out and my feet stayed in.

For the “foot sensitive,” I’m putting all the pictures at the bottom. I know a lot of people do not like looking at feet.

Also, this is not sponsored, I bought the product myself and this is my unbiased review. I HOPE it works…but I DOUBT it will work. I am, first and foremost, a doubter.

So.

Afterward, I stood in the shower and rinsed my tootsies off with the handheld sprayer. A bathtub would be useful for this adventure, but no bathtub for me.

A bathtub would also be nice for the nightly soaking. I had to make do with my large stockpot, ha ha. THAT was a challenge. Fitting both my feet in there together and, again, sitting STOCK STILL (ha ha see what I did there? I’m such a hoot). It was uncomfortable but that was only for like 15 minutes.

On Day 3 I was texting my niece to ask how long til I saw some results. I was sure it wasn’t going to work on me.

Oh, ye of little faith.

On Day 4, the heavens opened and my feet looked like…well, you’ll see the picture. Whoa.

I continued soaking them nightly for the next three nights and they continued peeling afterward. It was very satisfying in a “peeling sunburned skin” kind of way, so, bonus points for that.

By Day 7 the peeling had stopped and they were done. They were definitely less dry, hard, and rough than before…but baby soft?? No.

You get two sets of goop gloves in the pack, so once I get a better soaking tub thing, I’ll do it again to see if it takes off another layer.

So…in the end, did I get the results I’d heard others did? No. Were my feet worse to begin with? Who knows. Did they make my feet BETTER (relatively speaking) than they had been? Absolutely. I can see making this a twice-yearly sort of thing just so your feet never get to that bad point again. They’re definitely SMOOTH. Er. SmoothER.

I’m going to give them an 8/10. And I’ll do it again. Which is probably the more meaningful review point.

Scroll down for pictures…and might I say, it is VERY DIFFICULT to take pictures of the bottoms of your feet by yourself.

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ARE THE PICTURES REALLY DOWN THERE?

YES. YES, THEY ARE.

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BEFORE

the bottom of bettye's bare feet

SQUISHY GOOP GLOVES

SOAKING

DURING. WHOA.

AFTER

I should have taken the after picture immediately after but this is about 2 weeks later.

This is, by far, the weirdest post I have ever done. And the weirdest pictures I have ever shared. Ha.

Anyway, *I* will use it again even though it wasn’t AS magical as promised.

Have you ever done a foot peel?? What was your experience like?

 

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