Exfoliating Foot Peel

• Gently removes rough, dry, callused skin without manual effort
• Softens cracked heels and thickened areas for visible renewal
• Progressive peeling starts in 4–7 days, full results in up to 14 days
• No scraping, filing, or abrasive tools needed at any stage
• Mess-free, hygienic bootie application for even coverage
• One-size-fits-most design for men and women
• Ideal for year-round maintenance or seasonal foot reset
• Leaves feet noticeably softer, smoother, and healthier-looking

• Glycolic Acid & Lactic Acid — Alpha-hydroxy acids that dissolve bonds between dead skin cells for gentle surface exfoliation.
• Salicylic Acid — Beta-hydroxy acid that penetrates thickened, callused areas to break down hardened layers.
• Urea — Potent keratolytic that softens rough skin, hydrates, and supports comfortable shedding.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) — Conditions and protects skin during the exfoliation process.

Wear booties on clean, dry feet for up to 120 minutes. Remove and discard booties, then rinse feet with water.

Peeling typically begins 4-7 days after treatment and may continue for up to 14 days.

Do not pull peeling skin or apply to cuts, blisters, or irritated areas. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have diabetes, reduced sensation, or poor circulation.

When will I see peeling?
Most people notice visible shedding starting between days 4–7, peaking around days 7–10, and continuing up to day 14. Results vary by skin thickness and adherence.

Is it painful or irritating?
No—the formula works gradually beneath the surface with no immediate stinging or discomfort. Peeling is natural and painless when left alone.

Can I use it if I have sensitive skin or cuts?
Avoid open wounds, active infections, or very broken skin. Patch test first if highly sensitive. The acids are balanced for controlled exfoliation.

How often can I repeat the treatment?
Every 4–6 weeks for maintenance, or as needed for heavy buildup. Do not overlap treatments.

Is it safe for diabetics or those with circulation issues?
Consult a doctor first—foot peels involve acids that may not be suitable for certain medical conditions.

What should I do during peeling?
Keep feet moisturized, avoid picking or pulling skin, wear breathable socks/shoes, and let the process complete naturally for best results.