Footner

[prettyclothes]

If you've used footner then did it work for you? How long until your feet peeled? How long did they peel for? Were you left with soft feet? Etc etc etc!

[troppibambini6]

I use it regularly (well maybe three times a year) it usually takes about 7 days to start working. Yes it peels big time, I have a bath most nights which helps encourage the peeling. It probably takes about a week for everything to come and it peels of in big strips.
Yes I'm left with baby soft feet although it gets rid of all the dry skin I would say it helps with hard skin it's not going to get rid of really stubborn hard bits although still definitely worth doing.

[troppibambini6]

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[Watchingthetelly]

I'm currently day 9 since application and still peeling slightly (started day 6). It's really important to thoroughly soak feet daily to get the most peeling. I do it at least once a year and would recommend. My feet feel very soft.

[randomkey123]

It didn't work for me.

I use a Newton's chiropody sponge in the shower, then use Flexitol heel balm or Margaret Dabbs foot hygiene cream.

And no nasty peeling

[hellololabells2019]

Didn't work for me but my feet are more like hooves

[Anordinarymum]

It worked for me. I used it twice and both times it was very good; then I foolishly bought a cheaper brand and it did not work at all. Footner is expensive but worth it.

[reachedtheendofmytether]

It's great stuff IF you soak your feet every day. It's so satisfying when your skin starts to peel.

Just don't use any knock off versions, I've tried a beauty pie one a while back and the boots own version a month ago and my feet are a dry mess right now! Amazon has the proper one at decent prices.

[Livinthedream84]

I use it at least twice a year. Everywhere on me is dry but if I don’t take care of my feet they crack badly.

They really start peeling after 4-6 days and if you soak your feet every day you’ll end up with baby soft feet.

Do not use a moisturiser whilst peeling or it won’t work properly and be careful getting in and out of the bath/shower for the first few days as your feet are slippy