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Jul 13, 2014
Reme B.
Which is better the ped egg or pumic stone?
Jul 13, 2014
Ji K.
pumice stone ;)
Jul 13, 2014
Maggie S.
Pumice stone, the ped egg gets dull plus the grater part gets dead skin stuck in it.
Jul 13, 2014
Traci L.
I love both ,I like the ped egg when I don't have time to soak my feet and I have to go out I just use it wash them and lotion them and there good to go but the pumice stone is great when you're giving yourself a pedicure,you do have to be careful with that ped egg thou it is a bunch of razors and I do agree with Maggie you have to replace the blades often because then do get dull.
Jul 13, 2014
Kathryn L.
You girls have to try the clarisonic pedi!
Jul 14, 2014
Cher W.
I use a foot file. a pumice stone is like a sponge. because it's porous, it's like a sponge. when moist, it s a perfect environment for bacteria to grow and thrive.