Aidez-moi - Je ne comprends pas mes Footners Françaises

[YabuDabbaDoo]

I bought some Footner socks on eBay and the blurb is all in French & German only.

I understand enough to figure out that I put them on, put socks over the top, leave for 1 hour, rinse off and then in 5-10 days my skin will shed.

I can't understand the aftercare advice though. Exfoliating pedicures weren't covered at GCSE...Do I need to do anything extra after tonight?

(The socks had a little slogan on saying "Milky Foot," which made me a bit queasy)

[YabuDabbaDoo]

Is it supposed to sting a bit..?

[toffeeboffin]

Can you photos the instructions? And then upload?

Is French footner different to English?

[bump6]

Google translate 😀

[MilkTwoSugarsThanks]

Can you download instructions for English Footner and just chuck the French instructions?

[MilkTwoSugarsThanks]

Yeah, if you go to myfootner.com there's a pdf of instructions. Just follow those instead and ditch the ones in the box.

[YabuDabbaDoo]

Good thought. I'm 40 mins in now

[ApologiesToInsectLife]

Footner is crap! How do you say that in French?! (see my other thread in style & beauty). Apparently some 4 quid cheapies from eBay are miles better!!

[YabuDabbaDoo]

Yes I fear it is crap

It seems to have made the skin shed from the very softest bits of my feet: between my toes, instep, top of foot.

However the hardened bits on the heels, balls and ankles are as leathery as ever.

C'est la vie...

[banivani]

Well, I bought this, the Tony Moly Shiny Foot Peel jolse.com/product/TONYMOLY-NEW-Shiny-Foot-Super-Peeling-Liquid-25ml2ea-1-pair-for-1-use/2963/?cate_no=343&display_group=1 and it worked great, however I manage my expectations and didn't think I'd have quite baby feet in manner of adorable toddler, but I do feel I ended up with skin and not leather on my heels. Definitely doing it again.