RED by Kiss Foot Scrub for Dead Skin – Exfoliates, Moisturizes, Nourishes Dry and Cracked Heels, Use with Foot Scrubber for Pedicure 5.3 oz.

This is best used after a shower or a foot soak so that your hardened skin is softened up a bit. The scrub has quite a bit of exfoliating particles that are much larger than one would normally see on exfoliating scrubs meant for your face. That said, the instructions do say to still use it with a pumice stone for best results. It does require it to be washed off after you use it to scrub your feet but the oils used in the cream are very moisturizing and will withstand a quick rinse. I use this in between my salon pedicures to keep my heels from getting out of hand and I am sure that this will be all that is required during the winter months when I tend to wear socks, however, if you have dry cracked and hardened heels, you will still have to keep up a more rigorous routine that this scrub cannot solve for you.

This is a nice foot scrub lotion for your feet. It smells great but the scent is not too overpowering. It has walnut powder and natural pumice powder, shea butter, and essential oils to help get rid of dead skin. It does have a bit of a sandy feel that helps get the dead skin off of your feet. I used this along with my 2 daughters during a "spa day" at home and we all loved it. The price of $5.99 is pretty good for the amount of lotion you get in the 5.3oz bottle.

This really feels more like a thick lotion with some of those popping beads in it than it does like any scrub I’ve had, but they aren’t popping beads. I’m pretty sure it’s the walnut dust. Either way, this does soften your feet but I think it’s for AFTER you do most of the soaking and rough exfoliation with physical tools. It’s more of a massage lotion you wash off imo.

This is an exfoliating scrub that has some black dots in it as do some other scrubs. However, these dots left black marks when using the product. I did feel like it left my feet a bit softer, but I did not really feel that it truly exfoliated my skin even with using a loofah with it.

Exfoliating Foot ScrubThis stuff is amazing after a long bath or when using the foot bath, along with the aid of a pumice stone or foot file. Soften the skin prior to use and you'll have much better results. Just apply a good amount, then rub onto your feet, concentrating on hardened skin and dried skin with the use of a pumice stone or foot file to exfoliates and sloughs off dead skin.In between times, during showering or bathing, use the foot scrub to maintain smooth skin.

I absolutely love Red foot scrub. It’s finally sandal weather so this is a must have. I use this along with a pumice stone & it really worked wonders on my feet after this long winter & no pedicures.

Get ready to have your winter feet, polished and sparkling for the summer! This works extremely well and the scent is nice enough for anybody to use. A little also goes a long way, so I expect this to last throughout the summer.

I was hoping for a product with a higher percentage of solid particles for a foot scrub. This had a light and pleasant smell. It was creamy with small particles of pumice and walnut shell, but I just didn't feel that it had the scrubbing power that I was looking for. The consistency of the scrub was that of many body scrubs and it did work very well for my legs. As the product states, it needed a pumice stone to work well. It may be gritty enough to clean up "winter feet" but not for my "summer feet" that experience sandals and walking barefoot. I will continue to use it as it smells much better than the scrub that I was using before. It works well to exfoliate legs before self-tanning. It is easy to apply and easy to wash off.