Best Pedi Products on a Budget: Reader Advice
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May 8, 2008 06:00 PM | Posted in
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Summer’s on it’s way, and sandal season is already in full swing—meaning your tootsies better be in good enough condition to be seen in public. Not all of us relish spending a fortune on regular salon pedicures, and there’s no reason you can’t get a good result with some of the many products available on your drugstore beauty shelves—right? Well, that’s our theory, but we need your advice. What budget-friendly products do you swear by to turn winter-ravaged into sandal-ready?
Dr. Scholl’s For Her Ultimate Overnight Foot Cream, $5.24, CVS.com
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The PedEgg is awesome and Kerasal products are great, too.
The PedEgg has become my new can’t-live-without item! It works wonders- it softens my heels better than any pedicure, it’s easy to use, it’s inexpensive and while it is kinda gross, it’s worth it! I got mine for $10 at Bed Bath and Beyond.
The Ped Egg is the best thing that has EVER came out. Can’t beat a price of $9.99 for two if you order online…same price for one in Walgreens
Prior to that, it was the Tweezerman foot file($20) and Vaseline ($2,99 - 3.99)
My feet stayed smooth all summer and winter!
i love vaseline and saranwrap with socks. that what i live by to get me through.
i just get the cheapest foot file…the ones with the plastic handle and metal file…works for me!
The overnight method of foot cream with socks works really well if you do it regularly. Almost any drugstore foot cream will do and straight vaseline is of course always an option.