As Seen On TV The Ped Egg Smooths Feet

Imagine my shock when I found the Ped Egg at Walgreens this weekend. I have seen the Ped Egg (as advertised on T.V.) and I knew it was tough enough to peel an orange, so maybe there really was hope for my poor dry, calloused feet. I think my husband got injured last week when my stray heel wondered onto his half of the bed and snagged his leg.

After spending about $10 on my new purchase, I sat on the edge of my bed and assembled my new cheese grater, sorry I mean Ped Egg. There is a metal blade and egg shaped holder that snaps into place. I then proceeded to remove all the nasty dead skin from the bottom of my feet like, 1-2-3 in a rapid whirling motion from toes to heels.

The neat PediEgg saves all the gross trimmings inside the shell so you don’t have to sweep up shavings either. There is no need for alpha hydroxy acid to smooth out any remaining rough edges, because the alternative blade acts as a file with an emery board for buffing out the remaining imperfections.

The little device does an excellent job, but I will warn you that if you remove every callous and piece of thick skin on your feet, you will not be wearing sandals or heels. Your pretty feet will be too sensitive to do anything except lounge in bed watching television infomercials about more grooming products.

Written by Helene, who is a “fly by the seat of her pants” mom with 6 kids, well really 7 if you count her husband. She is a die-hard bargain shopper, designer-clad domestic diva who writes reviews to maintain a sense of sanity and unleash her creative side. You can also keep up with their busy family at their blog.