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has anyone tried this yet? i just bought one from walgreens yesterday and it does work so good.. i dont wear shoes so my feet get so dry and cracked.. this shaves off the dry skin its cool...i use it on elbows and leggs and feel and hands anywhere i have dry skin... i was just wondering if any of u has tried it yet??
The original PedEgg™ is the revolutionary foot file that you’ve seen nationally advertised on TV. It's the newest and fastest way to make your feet feel smooth and healthy with NO MESS! The secret is PedEgg™'s precision micro-files that gently remove calluses and dead skin to give your feet the incredible baby soft look and feel that everybody loves. Two high quality emery buffing pads are included for the ultimate finishing touch. The unique “egg” shape of the PedEgg™ not only looks great, but is ergonomically designed to fit perfectly into the palm of your hand for easy and convenient use. Best of all, PedEgg™ has been designed to collect all the skin shavings in a convenient storage compartment allowing you to use it anywhere with no mess. You and your feet will love the new PedEgg™!
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Oh thanks for the tip, tina. You know I do have this problem on my feet at the end of each winter. I surely will look out for the Ped Egg when I am in the US!
tina kamal Member # 13845
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send me the money and i can send it to ya now... they will always have it in walgreens...
Strangeways. Member # 14842
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Flesh-Eating Fish -- The Latest Pedicure Trend
The use of garra rufa, a type of carp also known as a “doctor fish,” has recently become a popular treatment at a Virginia nail salon. The unique pedicure involves dunking feet into a tub of water filled with the fish, which then proceed to eat away dead skin. Because they have no teeth, the fish are unable to bite live flesh.
Yvonne Hair and Nails salon has been offering pedicures involving hungry fish for four months. They decided to use carp due to sanitation issues surrounding the use of razors.
The practice originated in Asia, where it has been spreading through spas and salons.
quote:Originally posted by Strangeways.: Flesh-Eating Fish -- The Latest Pedicure Trend
The use of garra rufa, a type of carp also known as a “doctor fish,” has recently become a popular treatment at a Virginia nail salon. The unique pedicure involves dunking feet into a tub of water filled with the fish, which then proceed to eat away dead skin. Because they have no teeth, the fish are unable to bite live flesh.
Yvonne Hair and Nails salon has been offering pedicures involving hungry fish for four months. They decided to use carp due to sanitation issues surrounding the use of razors.
The practice originated in Asia, where it has been spreading through spas and salons.
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Yeah, I saw this on the news the other day . . . the women were saying the fish nibbling on their feet tickles. What ever gets the callous and dead skin off is OK with me . . . if it is affordable!!
I should be going over to Walgreens to get a PedEgg, lol! Even a regular manicure doesn't seem to keep up with the callous when I am walking for exercise everyday.
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