Maryton Foot Pumice Stone for Feet Hard Skin Callus Remover and Scrubber (Pack of 4) (Blue)

I paid a lil more for these guys than I previously had for the pumice that I've bought at old Wally world and other stores..but it's sooo worth it!! They work soooo much better!!! It works just as well as that razor calus shaver offer thingy, but without having to use a blade (which usually ends up in me bleeding, cuz I always go too far)...I can't believe it works so well, cuz the store bought (light grey) ones never did what these black ones do..I used to use those light grey ones after I did the shaver thingy just to smooth out the rough edges (cuz they weren't any good to do more than light detail work), but this thing does it all, and takes less time, less pain, less blood...I was worried when I first opened the box and felt how light they are, I thought they might not work as well as those heavier/denser light grey ones, but I was wonderfully wrong...idk how it does it, it's so light and pourus, but it really does it..the first time I tried this one it had been a while since I did any of my predicure regiment, so my feet were in pretty bad shape (I get bad callouses on the sides of my big toes), but instead of using my razor shaver thingy first I just went straight to the shower and used this thing (btw, it says to rinse it out before using, which prob has something to do with the fact that it has a buncha loose black crumbs/powder falling from it before u rinse it- so b mindful when u take the plastic off, there will b a mess falling from it), so I scrubbed for a few minutes, and sure enough it scrubbed all those callouses completely down, just as if I had used the razor then the pumice like before (but without the going too low and bleeding part)....I am still amazed that it works as well as it does!!!I've used it a few times now, and it still looks basically new and works as new, so while it hasn't been long enough to attest to is longevity, I really don't see it having any issues there..but I can tell u that as soon as it is done for, cuz it can't last forever, I'm def getting more of these (it came with 2, I put one in each shower, so we can all use em)!!I will never go back to that crappy store version, and I won't b using that blade of doom any longer, as this is apparently all I need!!! This is def worth the higher price tag (and it isn't an outrageous price or anything, just higher), but for the quality it's tot worth it!!! And I have no idea if it's actual volcanic stone, but the fact that it works so amazingly well makes me think it must be...*Hopefully my review will help u in making a decision, ik that they usually r helpful for me, so hopefully I can help as well...

Unlike other pumice stones I have used in the past. This does the job VERY well. Would highly recommend only draw back is that being so lightweight it could be fragile.

I actually LOVE this stone! As for durability it’s decent. It does fall apart first use but after that there isn’t much fall out unless you drop it or something. It is pretty thick. It works very well on dry skin making the skin super soft. Removes dead skin well.

This product is easy to use and appears as pictured. While in use it does break apart and pieces come off. It's pretty rough but gets the job done. Ideal for use in the shower as I cannot imagine using on dry skin due to its roughness.

I bought these for the upcoming warm weather, when I wear flip flops because those make my heels really hard and dry. I have pretty soft feet so I didn’t need something super abrasive, at least I thought. I used these and let me tell you, the amount of dead skin I got off was crazy! My feet are baby smooth and with little effort. Only downside I would say is it leaves little blue pieces behind but if you use in the shower it’s not a big deal. Even if you have really tough feet I think these would do some serious damage. I accidentally swiped my finger while holding my foot, and it took the skin right off, my knuckle so be careful.

This is not real stone. I realize it doesn't look much like real pumice, and it is not terribly clear in the description, but it bears repeating. This is "manufactured "stone"It wears out as fast as you use it. Real pumice from a real volcano is much more durable and will tackle stubborn calouses much better.

Getting pedicures used to be a fairly inexpensive treat, but nowadays they are costly! I’ll admit, I was skeptical at first. I thought pumice stones were old-school and wouldn’t come close to that freshly-buffed salon finish. But after a few tries, I was sold. After soaking my feet in warm water for 10 minutes (Epsom salts help, too), I use the pumice to gently scrub away rough patches—especially on my heels and the balls of my feet. It takes a little effort, but the results are surprisingly close to what I’d get at a salon.Now I keep a pumice stone in the shower and give my feet a quick once-over a couple of times a week. My feet stay soft, smooth, and honestly, better cared for than when I was only treating them to a monthly pedicure. Add some good moisturizer and a DIY polish job, and I feel like I’ve cracked the code. No, it's not quite the spa experience—but it's budget-friendly, and empowering to take care of myself on my own terms.

These were exactly what I was looking for! Just like the salon uses. I need touchups in between pedicures and these are just what I need. I use it 1-2x/week in the shower and it also works great in the tub. They make my feet so soft and work well on my callouses, I’m hoping these can get rid of them because they make my feet hurt. These have helped me make good progress already. I’ll keep buying these!