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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse
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These are single-use bootie masks lined with an exfoliating gel, usually built around lactic, glycolic or salicylic acid, that you wear for about an hour and then rinse off. Dead skin on the soles and heels peels away over the following one to two weeks, which is why results look dramatic but arrive slowly. They suit people with calluses, rough heels or cracked skin who want a low-effort treatment at home. Compared with pumice stones and foot files, they reach areas a file cannot and need no scrubbing, but they take days to work, can leave skin sensitive, and are not for diabetics, children, pregnant women or anyone with broken skin.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1.44 on Nov 11 at Deal.ai. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners describe a slow but striking process: little happens for several days, then sheets of dead skin lift off the soles and heels, leaving softer feet. Most say the peeling is heavy and messy for about a week, and some report stinging or redness, especially with sensitive skin.
This is an exfoliating foot peel mask in the form of socks. It softens old dead skin cells on the feet and is intended for rough, hardened skin, peeling, calluses and itching. The mask is described as mild and non-irritating.
It aims to improve cracking and roughness caused by insufficient care, leaving skin smoother, softer and brighter. It also reduces foot odor and keeps feet feeling clean and comfortable.
Do not use on pregnant women, babies, children, diabetics, or feet with wounds. People with sensitive skin or allergies should do a patch test before use. Store away from children and sunlight, in a cool place.
