Luxury Diamond Foot Buffer - #11 Medium Grit Rasp – For Average Calluses, Rough Skin & Regular Maintenance

I have somewhat recently embraced foot care. I didn't really know what I was doing before, kind of a typical tomboy. Anyways, I have a narly callous I have made a goal to remove from my foot. The problem is I go on long hikes every few months, so the callous is reinforced occasionally. Did 12 miles yesterday. This did reduce the size of the callous but I'm getting impatient and decided to go ahead and by the coarser one, number 3 I believe? I think this one removed the top layer but below that layer it's harder or something and isn't reducing as fast. Personally I can't imagine buying the finest one of these, I think this one is fine and gentle enough. I read the reviews and use it on clean, dry feet. I actually tried to use it on wet feet to get more callous off and it didn't get anything off although I didn't apply tons of pressure or anything. I think it's sturdy enough. Anyways, I am please with the product but decided to buy the coarsest one. I bought the medium one because I wasn't sure what I would need. I want to add I have seen significant reduction in my callous using this model so I will tell you what I do in case you are interested. I clean my feet first,, usually just with my face wash and dry them. Then I rub the callous with this thing, back and forth and circular but not with a lot of pressure. You can see the skins flakes coming off. I try and rub it twice a day but sometimes I miss a few days if I'm not thinking about it. Afterwards, I moisture my feet with Vaseline. I also moisturize my feet with Vaseline regularly, more regurlarly in fact than I use this product. I try to moisturize them every night and sometimes during the day as well. I think both this product and using Vaseline are the reason it has almost gone away, neither would do a good job alone but together it works well. I personally prefer Vaseline to other products, I don't think lotion does a good enough job, the Vaseline is even something I have to do regularly. I think the only thing that could compare would be coconut oil but Vaseline is cheaper. I also use Vaseline on my lips regularly and it work better than chap stick at preventing chapped lips. The only down side is if your skin is not really clean, it's really gross and looks super dirty so you have to wash before using Vaseline always. The key to nice feet is taking care of them habitually.

I can’t believe I’m going to write a review justifying the purchase of a $50+ foot file, but man it’s worth it! I’ve have tried ALL the things in a quest for smooth feet; a million different foot files and pumice stones, foot masks, foot creams etc. This is by far the best thing I’ve tried. It gently, yet effectively buffs away dead, dry skin. Most foot files are like a cheese grater and they end up being too rough. This is perfection. It’s comfortable and easy to use and requires very little effort. About once a week I buff my feet in the shower. I literally only spend like 30 seconds doing it and that’s enough to keep my feet looking and feeling so smooth and soft. I bought this to extend the time between pedicures and now I feel like I don’t even need a pedicure anymore. This tool is a total game changer. I would spend $50 on it again in a heartbeat and I totally recommend it!

This is by far the best buffer I’ve ever used. Works great! I would buy again!

I have been at odds with my dry, rough feet for years. And I've tried scrubs, pumice stones, and even microplaners. Either the effects were so shortlived to not even be worth all the work, or in the case of the foot microplaner, it either took off too much or too little skin, if that makes sense. I do a lot of yoga and notice the tips of my toes get dry and look not the best. None of the other implements could get the dry skin off the tips of my toes. So, I launched in on researching new implements and suggestions for getting pretty feet online. After a lot of reading, I found the Bliss Foot Buffer. Although it's far more expensive than what I had wanted to pay, the results are completely worth it. I have finally found the tool that has transformed my feet. They now are smooth- toe tips, heel, etc. The bliss takes away the skin painlessly, and the effects last for quite a while! Overall, I'm extremely pleased. This is a tool that I will have for years to come. Although expensive, for the cost of 1-2 pedis, I now have a way of really giving myself a good pedicure and saving myself hundreds of dollars. I was never happy with my diy pedis, now I am. Excellent!

I would buy one for everyone I know if it wasn't so expensive! But people, buy one for yourself. Ignore the price tag and just buy it. It works wonders for your feet. I honestly tried it and could not believe it. A friend recommended it me and now I want to recommend it to everyone. I have tried it wet and dry. I think I get better results with it dry -- I think that is because you can honestly see little dead skin pieces flaking off. Gross, but it works!

Like most of the other reviewers, I was finally convinced by the many rave reviews to try this, and I'm so glad that I did. It's well worth the price, and how much money have we spent on related products? I can only say "amen" to what's already been said. Just one use is about all it takes. I had thought from the dramatic results described in the reviews that the buffer might be very coarse or tough on the skin, but in fact the diamond chips are so fine that it's quite gentle and if used lightly does no harm to normal skin. I'm a little concerned about the one review that said it lasts only a year. It should last much longer than that, and I expect it to! I'm going to try the nail file eventually. My mother had a nail file many years ago that had diamond dust chips in it, and it did such a good job that it actually enabled her nails to grow longer and stronger . . . I think because it was so fine the nail edges would be very smooth. Kind of like using the ultra-fine #0000 steel wool to do the last pass over the refinished furniture, right?

The best thing you can do for your feet. Lasts a long time. A good purchase for sure.

heels foot callus, works fine