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Micro Pedi Hard skin remover - where have you been all my life?!?

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TattyDevine · 14/05/2013 12:51

This bad boy

Bought one this morning (impulse buy), £39. Was worried it would be meh but just used it and my feet are like babies feet! No scrubbing, you just move it slowly up and down your heel and it does all the hard work. Uses 2 AA batteries, but its really powerful and doesn't stop if you apply too much pressure, and is really really effective!

Anyone else got one? I had to spread the word! Promise its worth the money.

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LemonBreeland · 14/05/2013 12:54

This seems like just the thing for DH. He is on his feet all day and the skin is awful. He needs something hardcore to remove it.

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cardoon · 14/05/2013 13:04

I'm still using the Soap & Glory foot buffer....which I view as part of my exercise regime - aspire to the MP though

(On a separate note Tatty, any thoughts on starting another Bright Spring thread?)

(I've been lying in wait for your return)

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Raptorrethy · 14/05/2013 13:06

I have been a complete sheep and ordered one from Amazon. I loathe my feet and they are only acceptable after spending ages with the Soap and Glory buffer thingy. Hope this really works, Tatty - you may have changed my life!!!

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tharsheblows · 14/05/2013 13:10

Yes. I bought one at Christmas and it's amazing. I use it on my toes. My heels are fine, it's my toes that need it.

I am still doing the full medi-pedi thing this week though (industrial machines sanding the dead skin away!) - but this will keep it up.

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Anjelika · 14/05/2013 16:11

I bought one from Argos a few weeks ago - it was the cheapest price I could find - and I LOVE it. Just one go with it and my feet were like new. No more Pedi-Egging for me!! My DH has got awful hard skin on his feet and it's worked miracles for him too. Can't recommend it highly enough.

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JamieandtheMagicTorch · 14/05/2013 18:14

Yes, it is the best thing I've used.

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TattyDevine · 14/05/2013 18:18

Pedi egg is a rotter. Load of shite! Glad I'm not the only one who hearts this amazing gadget!

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KatieScarlett2833 · 14/05/2013 18:21

I love mine
No effort whatsoever for lovely feet.

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TattyDevine · 14/05/2013 19:19

Ooh Cardoon. You on Facebook? We have a bit of a groupy thing going...all the originals plus some extras who are obsessed with all things colour and style related...most founding members are from that Bright Spring thread! PM me if interested.

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bulletproofgerbil · 14/05/2013 19:49

I've been wondering whether to get one or not for a while. I got the Soap & Glory file which was recommended on here. It's great for my heels but doesn't do much for the hard skin on the balls of my feet. Would you say the medi pedi has more 'shaving power' than the Soap and Glory or does it do the same thing but with less effort?

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TattyDevine · 14/05/2013 19:56

The Soap and Glory one is the biz, if you don't mind doing the hard work. It really is bloody good, I have one and I love it.

This one, re shaving power - probably more or at least on the basis that you are not physically doing it so you could run it up and down and stuff.

That said if you have a massive pad of hard skin, get it done by a podiatrist.

Also, look at some 10% or 15% aha lotion

But for maintenance, best on the market, if not a cure, but actually if you have the mega hard pad of skin from walking miles in high heels, you might need professional help...