Cacee 8oz Foot Callus Remover with Tea Tree Oil, Lemon Scent for Foot Spa, Pedicure Soak, Foot Care, Athletes Foot Treatment, Cuticle and Callus Remover for Feet

This is a salon quality product. It's easy to use and works well with a foot scrubber. Be sure to soak feet in warm water before using, as it will loosen dead skin and make it easier to scrub your feet.

To start, this callus remover is no joke. The product is exactly as it is described. It has a fresh smell and literally works in minutes. I am hard on my feet and I didn't think this was going to do much. But I followed the instructions, used gloves (and that's a must) and a rasp and I was amazed at what came off. It was fast and easy and the nicest part is after. My feet feel great..and no raw spots or touchy spots from sanding too much. I have only used this once, but it's like a diy spa treatment and I can easily see not having much use for the more costly power sander I've been using. Between how fast it took, to the end result, it's got any other treatment in this category beat, hands down. I highly recommend this product and it is my honest experience. All I can say is see for yourself and you'll know what I'm saying.

I’ve used this product once so far and I will use it again. It definitely left my feet looking smooth and healthy. That said, I felt the process was a bit of a mess. I sat on the edge of the bathtub so I didn’t get the gel on anything and after after waiting the allotted time the calloused areas did not magically become smooth, I had to put some elbow grease into it with a rasp. It was a slow, mucky hour but my feet did look nice afterwards. Next time I will soak my feet longer before applying the gel.

This stuff works great! I’ve been using it for over 4 years now. My feet are so smooth after using. As the directions indicate NOT to apply this stuff to your feet with bare hands, I have tried using both nitrile and food service gloves which I found to be messy, cumbersome and simply a waste of gloves. (I started using this at the height of the Covid pandemic when gloves were scarce. But, even then, they just didn’t work for me.) What I DID find to be an excellent way to apply…buy a 1” paintbrush (preferably a plastic-handled one) from the dollar store and use that! You can squirt a bit out of the bottle onto the brush and just paint it on to your foot’s targeted areas. I set my timer for 6 minutes, wait, dunk my feet into the foot bath, and use an old toothbrush to wash off the excess goop under the water. [I’ve found that if I DON’T rinse off the excess, it clogs my glass pumice and renders it useless for the final smoothing.] The toothbrush can later be used to clean the pumice’s surface and the paintbrush’s bristles. Hope this helps someone else. :)

Sooo I used this product for a small callus on my feet , as well as on my heel because I didn’t know if I had dead skin on there too or what was going on so I used this product for 2-3 days in a row. I soaked my feet in the tub, cleaned them, used epson salt and used a pumice stone and then rinsed my feet clean, dried them, put on gloves and rubbed this stuff over my problem areas on my foot. I only left it on for like a minute or two , used the pumice stone with it and nothing was even happening at all and then I rinsed it off. After like 3 days of clearly not seeing any changes or improvement I was like wtf ok well, either what I have isn’t a callus (which I do think it is) or this stuff just doesn’t work. All over the bottle it says that it’s the quickest cure to calluses and stuff but the directions literally are so vague, you have no idea what to expect . I had to come on here and read what other people were saying . I had no idea how often and when it should be used and for how long, what I should be doing exactly during applying it or what the effect was supposed to even look like ? The bottle makes it sound like it’s an instant quick fix? Is that how it’s supposed to be ? Because now today, about 2 weeks after using it for the last time, I went to go try a foot peel and I was soaking my feet and I looked down and my feet were peeling and I have no idea why. They were soaking in epson salt but I’m not sure if the peeling was because of this stuff or not, being that I used it 2 weeks ago….. so I honestly have no idea. I’ve been trying so many other things that I don’t know if it was this stuff or not, but if it was, my feet are barely peeling and it took 2 weeks AND my callus and everything is still there. Soooo it’s def not as quick as they make you think. I was going to honestly return it, all it did was make me question more crap. Curious though… Did anyone else have the same thing happen ? Seeing no results and then a couple of weeks later you notice your feet are peeling ? JW

My boyfriend had a terrible callous on the bottom of his foot and the sides of his feet and his heels were ROUGH, like they could take the paint off a car. I had tried repairing his feet in the past using pumice stones, scrapers/razors, and the cheese grater things. I followed the recommendations of other reviewers and soaked his feet and dried them. I applied this product to his callous wearing gloves and letting it sit on his skin for 10 minutes. He had been walking with a limp from this d@mn callous and this miracle gel helped dissolve it enough that I could use a pedi egg and one of those cheese grater sticks to wear down into the callous. I tested a small callous on the side of my foot first to make sure it was safe, and ten minutes worked for us. After we addressed the major callous, I applied it liberally to all the rough areas on his feet and let it sit for 10 minutes. You could literally SEE the difference before I even followed the treatment with the sloughing/scraping tools. He said he couldn’t remember the last time his feet felt so good. This stuff worked like magic, and there were no harsh fumes or skin irritation. I’ll post pictures next time I do his feet. This gel is amazing.