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It does look quite horrendous for a few days while it's peeling off. Do Not Pick it, you might get an infection. Soaking helps to speed it up a bit I found.

Thanks - i'll try soaking tomorrow - so glad I didn't do this a couple of days before I went on holiday like I planned to!

Ooh, I'm currently sat with footner on now! Bit scared of it peeling!

It does look and feel awful when it's peeling. Not nice!

Ah god- I just started another thread on this. Mine currently look well manky but you can see (well, I can see- no one else wants to look at my minging feet) the lovely new skin emerging.

Had a bath this morning to help the process. I can see the skin coming off at the top, but my heels - which is the bit that I really wanted some improvement on, look absolutely gross. I really hope this ends out well.

I have just bought one of these but haven't used it yet. I am a bit scared and thought perhaps I should wait until I can hide my feet in covered shoes rather than summer sandals! I don't need the skin on the top of my foot to peel off (surely no-one does ) so I am a bit concerned that if its strong enough to do the job on your heels it's too strong and will burn the top of the foot and pads of my toes?

Rookie seriously don't panic I've used footner a few times and it looks awful- uneven peeling, chunks still left on etc..
But it works really well in the end, as others have said soak your feet every night and try not to pick even though I did

If you cover the top of your foot with Vaseline before putting on the Footner then it helps prevent the skin from peeling there. I found that it took a lot longer for the really grim bits to peel (heels in particular) so you do just need to be patient. By the tenth day, the peeling had stopped.

Is it uncomfortable walking on half peeled bits of tough heel skin? (Wonders whether should just lie down for ten days with a good book and some wine)

Hmm reminds me of why I haven't yet had liposuction in my arse. Not sure how you are supposed to sit on it afterwards.

I can't claim it's sore isitme - just a bit embarassing having to apologise for leaving trails of skin everywhere I go. Reminds me of the 70s when I got to peel off sunburn from my back ( my mum was a doctor but this was apparently before sunscreen was invented).

Buttwing - I live in hope !

Thanks Rookie