I've been really excited to try this since a girl on another forum I go on tried Baby Foot and it worked. I was going to order Baby Foot, but I was in the Chemist today to get something certified and they had Milky Foot on special, did a quick google and the reviews are pretty much the same for both, so I bought them.
For those unfamiliar, the idea of them is that they are these plastic sock things filled with gel (they smell really strongly of peppermint) that you wear for an hour, afterwards you wash the gel off, go about your day and 3-5 days later your skin peels off in big sheets, calluses included, and after a week your feet are all nice (although some people on online reviews say they peeled for nearly 2 weeks).
I am so excited for this. I did the pre-soak, the socks (which were really warm, not burning, but warm, I imagine this would be much more pleasant in winter) and a post-soak. At the moment my feet feel drier than normal and they look the same, but apparently that's normal for the first couple of days.
Online reviews also say that a daily warm water soak makes it peel better, so I plan on doing that.
So here are my pre-peel feet. (Used to think they were really bad, but upon spending a good hour googling milky foot/baby foot peeling I have discovered that they're not that bad)
For those unfamiliar, the idea of them is that they are these plastic sock things filled with gel (they smell really strongly of peppermint) that you wear for an hour, afterwards you wash the gel off, go about your day and 3-5 days later your skin peels off in big sheets, calluses included, and after a week your feet are all nice (although some people on online reviews say they peeled for nearly 2 weeks).
I am so excited for this. I did the pre-soak, the socks (which were really warm, not burning, but warm, I imagine this would be much more pleasant in winter) and a post-soak. At the moment my feet feel drier than normal and they look the same, but apparently that's normal for the first couple of days.
Online reviews also say that a daily warm water soak makes it peel better, so I plan on doing that.
So here are my pre-peel feet. (Used to think they were really bad, but upon spending a good hour googling milky foot/baby foot peeling I have discovered that they're not that bad)