Description
Regular use of a pumice stone 2-3 times a week helps improve the appearance of the skin and relieves discomfort caused by corns and calluses, as the buildup on your feet compromises the skin’s ability to function optimally. It is a gradual process, not an all-in-one-day event.
How to use: Use a pumice stone by gently applying light pressure and rub in the same direction to remove the outermost layer of dead skin cells. Use brush to clear skin. Be sure to finish by hydrating skin. If you notice any irritation, stop using the pumice stone immediately.
- Always Soak First: Soak your skin in warm water for 5 to 10 minutes before use to soften it.
- Wet the Stone: Fully wet the pumice stone with warm water. Never use a dry stone, as it can cause painful cuts.
- Use Gentle Pressure: Rub the wet stone in soft, circular motions over rough areas for 2 to 3 minutes.
- Moisturize After: Pat your skin dry and apply a rich lotion or cream.
- Avoid Sensitive Areas: Never use a pumice stone on your face, thin skin, sunburns, or open wounds.










