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An exfoliating foot sponge that smooths rough heels, dry patches and hard skin — sandal-ready feet without a salon visit.
Dampen the sponge in the shower or bath, add your favorite soap or body wash, and work over heels, toes and soles. Rinse and air dry between uses.
The details: One foot scrub sponge per pack. Made in the USA.
Also available at:
Amazon United States
Amazon Canada
Amazon United Kingdom
Walmart USA
Description
A pedicure stone that smooths calluses and hard, dead skin from the feet — a modern alternative to a traditional pumice stone.
Unlike pumice, which is volcanic rock, the Magic Stone is made from heat-treated recycled glass.
Dampen the stone and your feet, then work it gently over calluses and rough areas. Rinse after each use. Use as needed rather than daily.
The details: Made from heat-treated recycled glass. Made in Spain.
Also available at:
Amazon United States
Amazon Canada
Amazon United Kingdom
Walmart USA
A complete foot care set: six exfoliating Foot Scrub sponges and two Magic Stone pedicure scrubs — a modern alternative to a traditional pumice stone, made from heat-treated recycled glass.
Use the sponges in the shower with your favorite soap for everyday exfoliation, and the Magic Stone as needed on calluses and hard skin.
The details: 6 Foot Scrub sponges + 2 Magic Stone pedicure scrubs (8 pieces).
A nine-piece trial set covering face, body and feet — the simplest way to try the HartFelt range and find the products you like best.
What's in the box:
- 2 regular white facial sponges (tear-shaped)
- 2 gentle peach facial sponges (tear-shaped, softer)
- 2 body sponges (oval)
- 2 foot scrub sponges
- 1 Magic Stone pedicure scrub
How to use: Dampen the sponge for the area you're treating, add your favorite cleanser, soap or body wash, and work gently over the skin. Use the Magic Stone on calluses and hard skin on the feet, as needed rather than daily. Rinse and air dry between uses.
The details: 9 pieces. The Magic Stone is made from heat-treated recycled glass — a modern alternative to a traditional pumice stone.