Does it work well??? With sandal weather coming, my feet need some serious attention!
If you have one, is it the regular one or the wet/dry one?
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My mom has the wet one and she LOVES it!! Her feet do look great..... however, my feet look great too and I use a $3 pumice stone vs $30 for the amope
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Another product you can consider is baby feet. It's a foot mask and you can see all the dead skin literally peeling off.
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@Pumpkin Pie: I just saw a review of that!! Did you try it? I think I am going to! Great reviews!!
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@Mamaof2: yup. There is also another foot mask by a different brand that also has great reviews. Not sure which one is cheaper but they work the same way. I tried it and was amazed at the peeling skin.
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@Pumpkin Pie: I have never heard of this, but am intrigued (and kind of grossed out!)
Does it hurt? Is your skin like super sensitive for a while after? Interesting....
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@yoursilverlining: didn't ask me but this is what I read
http://www.today.com/style/baby-root-peel-may-be-gross-it-totally-works-t73221
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@yoursilverlining: it doesnt hurt, or feel sensitive. You just put the foot mask on, so your feet are basically soaking for like and hour, and then thats it. At first, you might think its not working because nothing happens, but then after a few days, your feet start peeling like crazy. Try it!
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what's the diff between the amope and the ped egg? (i have a ped egg and still use it)
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Hmm...that mask does sound interesting. May give that a try, although the thought of skin shedding throughout the house kind of skeeves me out some.
@lioneyes: If your ped egg is the power one, I think they are similar.
Does it hurt? Is your skin like super sensitive for a while after? Interesting....
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