I wear a lot of sandals and flip flops during the summer months and this product really helps me keep my feet nice and healthy. Using Dr. Scholl's foot scrub also helps make my pedicures last longer because I can slough off the dead skin and maintain the professional result I just paid for. The secret is to take your shower or bath first, then when you are ready to get out - rub a quarter size amount onto your foot. Make sure you also use a pumice stone and put a little amount on the pumice stone also. This way your callouses get the double whammy and the skin come tumbling right off your foot. The smell is nice too - somewhere between lotion and peppermint?  The granules in the scrub are not too large so it doesn't hurt to use this product. Some exfoliants have larger materials in it and can hurt a little if you press too hard. I use this product two or three times per week and follow it up with a nice foot cream. This scrub is also sold everywhere and, unlike expensive department store items, is much more affordable.

calliope123

Austin, TX

It seems to me that keeping my feet smooth and callous-free is a never-ending project.  I've tried mechanical scrubbers like buffers, loofahs, pumice stones, and the PedEgg.  I've tried cream exfoliators like Podiatrist's Secret, Sarah Michaels, and **Dr Scholl's Pedicure Essentials Exfoliating Foot Scrub**.  Although foot scrubs don't generally work as well or as quickly as my battery-operated scrubber, Pedicure Essentials does have some positives going for it. **Fresh Scent:**  When you're dealing with feet, the one thing that's a plus is a product that smells light and fresh.  Pedicure Essentials has a lovely citrus scent that's not overpowering, but pleasant enough to make exfoliation seem like less of a chore. **Easy to Use:**  The thick creamy lotion contains little scrubbing beads that make exfoliation as easy as washing your feet.  You don't need any real technique nor do you have to worry about over-doing it. **No Fuss:**  Once you've scrubbed off the dead skin, it rinses away completely down the drain.  No mess and no utensils to clean or sanitize. **Daily Use:**  Since the Dr Scholl's foot scrub is less abrasive than physical exfoliators, I know I can use it often without damaging my skin. In my view, **Dr. Scholl's Pedicure Essentials Exfoliating Foot Scrub** works best *after* I've already exfoliated with a pedicure file or rotary scrubber.   It's an easy way to maintain my soft and smooth pedicure.

LoveisJoy

Chicagoland, IL

One of the great ways of pampering yourself is getting a pedicure.  This can be expensive when done professionally.  But in your drugstore you can purchase Dr Scholls Pedicure Essentials soap n soak instant foot bath.  Instant foot bath soothes and relaxes hot, tired and aching feet while moisturizing and softening corns, calluses, and rough hard skin, all of which I have had a problem with all my life.  Used together with a loofah it is very effective in removal of callouses and corns and dry skin.  It is a lightly scented easy to use foot bath.  Just add a packet of the formula to warm water and soak your feet to relieve discomfort.  Your feet will feel refreshed, relaxed, revitalized.  Dr Scholls soap n soak is the perfect pick-me-up at the end of a busy day.  The box contains 4 packets, used for a period of up to fifteen minutes.  For added stimulation, massage feet briskly with a loofah during soaking.  To soften corns and calluses, soak feet daily.

auntcathy

Bloomfield, NJ