HOUSE OF ROSE Soft Pumice Stone with Silk Powder

Name: HOUSE OF ROSE Soft Pumice Stone with Silk Powder
Brand: HOUSE OF ROSE
SKU: 51507
Price: 173.00 CNY
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Description

"Simply exfoliating your heels only makes them harder!" Achieve incredibly smooth, soft heels with just four steps. Foot callus care is complex. Over-exfoliating can activate the skin's barrier, making the calluses even harder. Leaving calluses after exfoliation can also lead to dry, rough, and hard heels due to a lack of moisture. Because the soles of your feet support your body (weight), we recommend caring for them with proper knowledge and steps. <Must-See> 4 Steps to Smooth, Soft Heel Skin [1: Loosen] Soften Hardened Calluses in the Bath Hardened heels can lead to over-exfoliation. To reduce strain on your heels, warm up the soles of your feet with warm water. [2: Scrape] Don't scrub! Use a soft pumice stone and gently rub it over your heels and soles. Use a soft pumice stone soaked in warm water to gently rub away dead skin. It's important not to overscrape! The fine particles of the pumice stone will leave your heels feeling smooth. [3: Polish] For a smooth finish, we recommend using House of Rose's Oh!Baby Body Smoother N to massage in between your toes and other delicate areas that pumice stone can't reach. It uses moisturizing hot spring water, leaving your skin incredibly soft. [4: Condition] Finish with moisturizing cream. A finishing touch is often overlooked: moisturizing your heels. Dryness can cause calluses on your heels to harden, become rough, and crack. Use a non-greasy cream or milk-based moisturizer to thoroughly condition your heels. If you're concerned about dryness, we recommend wearing House of Rose silk socks after treatment to further protect your skin's moisture.

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How To Use

Soften the skin on the soles of your feet and heels by taking a bath or other bath, then rub the problem areas with a pumice stone.

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I bought this because my heels are hard all year round. Just rubbing it on wet heels is enough to remove dead skin. It's easy to use, so I think I can use it every day!

I noticed a slight roughness on my heels, so I decided to try a pumice stone. While there are many products available, I chose one that I could quickly apply in the bath, thinking it would help me get used to it. I've heard that overusing it can lead to dryness, so I use it gently and gently on my heels when they're slightly soggy after a bath. It only takes a short time, so I'm able to use it every time I bathe without feeling like a bother. After use, I put it on a wire tray and leave it in the bathroom, where it dries without getting moldy. It keeps my heels smooth, and I think the cream I apply afterward absorbs better. I wonder if it will wear down and shrink over time? If that happens, I'll buy a new one, but it's small enough to hold comfortably, so I think it'll last quite a while.

I use it often!

I used to use it and it was great, so I've repurchased it several times. I've been using Deonatulle's toe cream for smooth toes, but recently the soles of my feet have been getting so dry that they even get caught in blankets, so I remembered this product and bought it. As a result, my heels were immediately smooth again, and I was able to sleep without stress.

My heels have been rough since before summer, and I've been applying creams containing urea, but they haven't been effective. I decided I needed to remove the calluses, so I bought this. The surface is fine, so it doesn't hurt when you rub it against your skin. I used it at the end of my bath for about three days in a row to gradually remove the calluses, and after using the cream in addition, my heels were smooth again. It barely absorbs moisture, so if you leave it standing on a shelf in the bathroom, it dries quickly, which I thought was hygienic. I plan to use it again when the calluses on my heels start to thicken.

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