Pedicure Foot File

Ped Egg

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4.1

341 reviews
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    2.0
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    benny143

    14 years ago

    The Ped Egg seems like a great idea, however, I can't believe so many people have had the same bad experiences as myself. The Ped Egg removes lots of dead skin (hello people, it's a metal blade!)...

    About reviewer (176 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinNormal, Fair-Medium

    HairBlond

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    5.0
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    XAmandaXSotherland

    14 years ago

    I really love this thing! my mom also uses it, but the key is to use it when your feet are dry. it does not work as well when my feet are wet so i use it right before i have a shower. but honestly...

    About reviewer (31 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair, Not Sure

    HairBlond, Wavy, Medium

    EyesHazel

    5.0
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    rlbenitz

    14 years ago

    I have had little "ledges" of dead skin on the sides of my heels and balls of feet for years from wearing heels and tight fashion shoes. Nothing I did took them off: pedicures, pumice stones, etc....

    About reviewer (9 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinSensitive, Fair-Medium

    HairBlond

    EyesGreen

    1.0
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    Pasha8888

    14 years ago

    HORRIBLE! There are much, much, better razors/callus removers from brands like Tweezerman, Revlon, ect.... This grates the skin leaving it shredded and ugly, and rough to the touch! This is a...

    About reviewer (74 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinOther, Other

    HairOther

    EyesOther

    4.0
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    jadestar12345

    14 years ago

    With this product it is a love/hate realtionship only because after a while you would have to replace the blade and the emery pads.now i use them on dry feet because using them on wet will get you...

    About reviewer (59 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinCombination, Medium Brown, Warm

    HairBlack, Curly, Coarse

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    sterlingK

    14 years ago

    Sorry this did not work for so many people but it worked wonders for me. I had previously tried a standard foot file and then a pumice stone and neither could remove one of my callouses (the other...

    About reviewer (981 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinCombination, Fair, Not Sure

    HairBrown, Curly, Coarse

    EyesGray

    1.0
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    blog_antagonist

    14 years ago

    As another reviewer mentioned, this is basically a cheese grater for your feet. Sure, it removes the calluses, but one is left with shredded, hacked up skin that is as rough to the touch as the...

    About reviewer (154 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinVery Oily, Fair, Warm

    HairRed, Other, Other

    EyesGreen

    4.0
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    Banjos

    14 years ago

    Maybe the negative comments reflect feet with very hard calouses. Of course, always use the Ped Egg on dry feet; it is not designed to be used on damp skin like most punice products. I agree it...

    About reviewer (311 reviews)

    Age56 & Over

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm

    HairBlond, Straight, Fine

    EyesHazel

    1.0
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    ScentfulIndulgence

    14 years ago

    I am a licensed Nail Technician of 20 years and a bath & body formulator. I had a client who kept insisting that this Ped Egg was not tearing up her heels in between pedicures so to prove her wrong...

    About reviewer (1 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinCombination, Medium, Cool

    HairBrown, Relaxed, Medium

    EyesBrown

    1.0
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    Mystyre

    14 years ago

    Crap, crap, crap! I was suffering from extremely dry heels last winter that nothing could cure; Vaseline, pure glycerin, cocoa butter... no measure of moisture was getting through! I figured that...

    About reviewer (62 reviews)

    AgeUnder 18

    SkinCombination, Medium

    HairBrunette

    EyesGreen

    1.0
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    myolderbrother

    14 years ago

    Complete waste of money. Should have at least been better than a pumice. This egg thing hacked up my feet, making me think that it probably isn't even safe to use. Sticking with a pumice and...

    About reviewer (276 reviews)

    Age36-43

    SkinOily, Fair-Medium

    HairBrunette

    EyesHazel

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    Roxyaiz

    14 years ago

    It sucks!:) it didnt do anything for me

    About reviewer (18 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinSensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool

    HairBrown, Other, Other

    EyesHazel

    1.0
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    Geekette

    14 years ago

    From a usage perspective this is meh for me, I don't notice that much of a difference because I use a Mr pumice every other day which is my preferred method of foot grossness removal. From a...

    About reviewer (127 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinCombination, Fair, Neutral

    HairBlack, Straight, Other

    EyesBrown

    3.0
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    novelist

    14 years ago

    I faithfully used the Platinum Ped Egg twice a week for about six months; the very hard callouses on my heels were somewhat diminished, but they wound up feeling very hacked-up. I also used the...

    About reviewer (203 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinNormal, Fair-Medium, Cool

    HairRed, Wavy, Medium

    EyesBlue

    5.0
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    mac222

    14 years ago

    I'm so surprised to see negative reviews on this. For me, the ped egg has ended a long, frustrating and even painful search for a decent callous remover. I have sanded, scrubbed and even, yikes!,...

    About reviewer (130 reviews)

    Age

    SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral

    HairBrunette, Straight, Coarse

    EyesHazel

    1.0
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    pancakegirl0311

    14 years ago

    one word.. JUNK! did not work at all.. I think I would get better results with a kitchen grater than with this *gross but true*..

    About reviewer (4 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair

    HairBrunette

    EyesHazel

    1.0
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    broadway0rbust

    14 years ago

    One word: junk. It barely even 'lifted' any skin off my feet! I still have it - only because it would mean admitting to someone I know that I actually fell for the tv ad! Sticking with my good old...

    About reviewer (74 reviews)

    Age30-35

    SkinCombination, Tan, Cool

    HairBlack, Straight, Medium

    EyesBrown

    1.0
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    hlh25

    14 years ago

    It took me forever to finally cave in and try the Ped Egg. I was expecting amazing results, but unfortunately it's very labor intensive to use and takes alot of work to remove even a little bit of...

    About reviewer (12 reviews)

    Age19-24

    SkinAcne-prone, Fair, Warm

    HairBlond, Wavy, Other

    EyesBrown

    4.0
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    Marzlapin

    14 years ago

    Okay I admit I thought this thing was dumb and gross for the longest time, but I had some chronic cracks in one of my heels that no amount of moisturizing would fix and figured I needed a more...

    About reviewer (7 reviews)

    Age25-29

    SkinCombination, Fair, Not Sure

    HairBlack, Other, Other

    EyesBrown

    5.0
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    tabloid

    15 years ago

    This is a product which really does live up to the advertisements! I get really dry, rough calluses on my feet and the Ped egg does a much, much better job of getting rid of them than any othe...

    About reviewer (607 reviews)

    Age44-55

    SkinCombination, Fair-Medium, Neutral

    HairBrunette, Wavy, Fine

    EyesHazel

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