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Peel.

Baby Foot Peel
Masks & Peels

Type

Masks & Peels

Guru Score

67%

Mixed

Early verdict · Few reviews so far
2Gurus
1Approved
0Mixed
1Skip

What the gurus are saying

Dr. Sam Ellis rates it highly; Dr Dray passed. Dr Dray: "My issue with Baby Foot peels is that they often have a lot of other ingredients that can cause irritation for your skin. They're kind of intense and it's hard to know how much they're going to exfoliate."
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take August 2022

What the gurus are saying.

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"The Baby Foot Peel is incredibly satisfying to use. It comes as a liquid that you soak your feet in for about an hour, and then over the next seven days or so the outer dead skin layer of your feet peels off. It is so gross but so satisfying, and for a lot of people it's a really nice jump start to their foot care because when you're peeling or shedding like that you're not going to be walking around your home barefoot because that is nasty—you'll have socks on, and that will start training you in the habit to wear socks more regularly in your home. Then from there you can start using something more regularly like the CeraVe SA Cream to maintain your results."
All 2 takes from Dr. Sam Ellis
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"The Baby Foot Peel is incredibly satisfying to use. It comes as a liquid that you soak your feet in for about an hour, and then over the next seven days or so the outer dead skin layer of your feet peels off. It is so gross but so satisfying, and for a lot of people it's a really nice jump start to their foot care because when you're peeling or shedding like that you're not going to be walking around your home barefoot because that is nasty—you'll have socks on, and that will start training you in the habit to wear socks more regularly in your home. Then from there you can start using something more regularly like the CeraVe SA Cream to maintain your results."
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"The Baby Foot Peel is famous or maybe infamous because if you're not a foot person this could really gross you out. Essentially this peel will cause a really super satisfying layer of skin to exfoliate off the foot, which is totally fine for your feet since foot skin is incredibly thick and can handle some heavy exfoliation. For people who have dry, cracked heels from walking around barefoot or in flip-flops or sandals all summer, this can be an awesome product to jump start their foot care. You essentially soak your feet in this broth for several minutes and then over the next couple of weeks your feet begin to peel and shed. It is so satisfying, and I think this is a really fun gift to give to siblings who all live in the same household and do the peel all at the same time."
~Skip
"My issue with Baby Foot peels is that they often have a lot of other ingredients that can cause irritation for your skin. They're kind of intense and it's hard to know how much they're going to exfoliate. Sometimes the exfoliation is quite robust and that can actually make you at risk for blisters. I prefer creams and ointments with keratolytic ingredients that you can use consistently, so you can self-titrate how much callus softening you get."

Frequently asked.

Is Baby Foot Peel worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 67%.

What is Baby Foot Peel's Guru Score?

Baby Foot Peel holds a Guru Score of 67%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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