Natural Volcanic Pumice Stone Set for Feet Hands with Bamboo Charcoal,2 Pieces, Foot Scrubber for Callus Dead Skin Removal and Deep Cleaning, Conical Shape for Hard-to-Reach Areas

I never thought this little thing could be such a lifesaver for me. You see, every now and then, my toe crevices develop blisters. These blisters gradually harden into calluses, and eventually, tiny bits of dead skin peel away. During this peeling process, I've attempted to tear off these calluses, but once I accidentally damaged the skin in one of my toe crevices, I vowed never to go through that again. However, if I don't remove the dead skin promptly, it leads to an unpleasant odor because my toe crevices remain closed and lack proper ventilation.I had considered using a pumice stone to tackle this issue before, but the problem was that my toe crevices are quite small, making it impossible to use a regular pumice stone. Additionally, the skin in those crevices is delicate, and using a coarse pumice stone would only harm it further. But then, serendipitously, I stumbled upon this pimice stone combo. The moment I laid eyes on it, I sensed it could be the solution I needed.And indeed, it has been! The package contains two pumice stones: one oval-shaped and the other conical. The surface of the oval stone has a coarser texture, making it suitable for tougher body parts like the heels. On the other hand, the conical stone is finer and perfectly designed for those tight spaces—especially the toe crevices. It's like they custom-made it just for me! When I first tried the conical foot pumice stone in my toe crevices, I gently rotated it, and after a while, I checked the results. It was nothing short of perfection. I immediately grabbed my phone to capture this incredible moment. The images clearly show the before-and-after effects of using it. And the best part? It's super easy to clean. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

The pumice stones are amazing. Boxed well and really worked! It came with a tube of horse oil. Not a big deal to me. But,I guess it could be if you’re a strict vegan for ethical reasons. Just my 2 cents. I hope that helps.

Honestly, they look and feel like sealed Styrofoam. The holes are too uniform to be natural.Works OK, but I'm tempted to saw thru one just to see if I'm right