PuredermExfoliating Heel Mask (1 Pair) – Heel Peeling Masks Gently Remove calluses from Your Heel

Here is exactly what happened to my heels in 8 days!Day 1: On the first day of this 8 day process I read the instructions on the package and collected everything I needed including my foot bath filled up with water, wash clothes, two pairs of disposable gloves and I also later got a zippered gallon plastic bag to put the used items in. You don't need all this per the instructions but I found it helped.The process is then to put on one pair of the gloves and open the package with the heel chemical peel booties in it. Once on you can put the protective fabric heel cover so the chemical peel pads stay put! It took me a minute or two to figure out how to peel off the cover on the sticky straps which are attached to the heel cover. It is logical because it peels off near the fabric end but a little arrow on the paper would be a great improvement. The peel pad and heel cover fit even my size 11 feet! I was also able to walk around without anything falling off although I mostly sat and waited for the timer to go off.You want to set a timer for the 60 minutes because that is the maximum time you can leave everything on and you don't want to exceed that time. I found it easy to sit in my recliner with my feet up on an ottoman. This didn't burn or sting and felt pretty neutral, not hot or cold for the first 34 minutes. Then I felt a little tingling near the 42 minute mark. I took everything off right before the timer went off. Then I washed off my feet in the foot bath. Then I also washed off my feet in the bathtub. That was it for day one except by 9 pm that night I put on some foot cream because my feet felt dry.Day 2: By looking at the photos on the package you would think the results would be instant, but actually the whole process to peel your heels can take like 8 days and on day two my heels felt really dry.Day 3: Nothing had started to peel yet so it was just a waiting game.Day 4: I tried using a file to sand off some dry skin but this was pointless. There was a lot of dead skin.Day 5: My heels felt very dry and a little itchy irritated but nothing major. I put on some foot cream.Day 6: I finally soaked my feet and some of the dead skin started peeling off the pad of my heel and higher up on both sides. I suggest you put a large napkin or paper towel down on the floor before attempting to pull off the dead flakes very gently. For me the flakes just came off easily. The instructions don't say to do this but I felt it was a better idea than leaving skin flakes all over the carpet!Day 7: On day seven a lot of peeling occurred after my shower. Tons of skin came off really easily. I used a napkin on the floor to catch the skin as it just fell off when I ran my fingernails over my heels. I then put on more cream.Day 8: I soaked my feet for 30 minutes in warm water and more skin peeled off. Now mostly smooth soft skin was showing. Nothing hurt because the dead skin just flaked off. I put more cream on my feet after I sanded them down a bit gently with a Diamancel foot file to even things out. It worked. The process of peeling seemed over and my heels looked great.The only cautions I would give is be careful when walking on wood floors or tile flooring during the process. The heel loses some of its traction due to smoothing out before the dead skin peels off making the heel feel like it is covered in dead skin and it can feel flat and slick. In retrospect I should have just worn slippers.I felt the process took some patience, but for the results it was worth it. Your feet should just look great by day 8!So would I do this again? Yes, definitely, because it works way better than just a foot file and removes tons of dry skin off the heels that you could never get removed any other way. I was tired of my heels looking bad and feeling so awful so finally I did something about it.I am not a foot doctor, nor is this review medical advice or instructions on how you should do the process. This is just my personal experience and it worked out well for me.~The Rebecca Review

I am extremely satisfied with this callus removal tool. I love the additional accessories as well. Great quality rollers remove thick callus with ease. The charge lasts quite a nice amount of time. The charging cord is nice, it's not the typical cheap charger or port. I would recommend this product to anyone with foot callus issues. 5 star rating

It definitely removed a lot of dead skin! It takes about 7 days for your feet to stop peeling. It starts working around day 3 and be prepared for a lot of peeling, kind of gross but efficient. I wore slippers so the dead skin wasn’t all over because it’s a lot

Omg! I absolutely had to write this review. I used another foot peel before and had great results within 3 days; my feet started to peel. I waited three days and read the reviews because I was so disappointed. Most of the reviews were fantastic. However, one customer mentioned that she soaked her feet for several days after using this product. It has been a week since I used the peel, and nothing has changed. I was so ready to write a poor review ( after all, we depend on these reviews for guidance), then I remembered about soaking. I soaked for 45 minutes KNQZE foot spa. WOW! My feet look like a snake shedding skin. I can feel the softness in the area that feels off while I was soaking. I went back to the package to make sure I hadn't missed any of the instructions. I did not. I wish the manufacture or seller would add soaking a few days after applying. I am sure there are more dissatisfied customers. Great product. Better than getting a pedicure.

I’ve been searching and trying every type of foot mask to get the dead skin off and this one is the only one that finally took it all off!

I was skeptical BUT these work. I have recommended them to all of my friends and family

My feet felt softer after I took off the booties but they never did peel like other versions of this I have used before. also, strangely it did not come with any tabs at the top of the booties to secure onto my feet. I have bought similar versions of this product at wal-mart, CVS etc before and my feet always peeled (like after a bad sunburn) after a couple days and my feet never really peeled with this version. And yes, I did have them on my feet for well over an hour as instructed. I also had to use painter's tape to secure to my feet so they would stay on. I don't know if I got a defective one or what but it really had no sticky tabs to secure around my ankles. I don't know why.