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Spray away dead skin with this $8 foot peel: 'The softest my feet have ever been'
This No. 1 bestseller exfoliates and removes dead skin cells, like a face mask for your feet.
A solid skincare regimen is a must — and it's especially needed after this long, hot summer of walking on tough terrain in flat sandals. Take a good look at those heels and toes — all that fun in the sun has made your once-happy feet become rough and dry. Freeman Flirty Feet Foot Peeling Spray is a quick, easy and affordable solution to that rough, dry and flaky skin. And now for just $8, you can give your tootsies the tender loving care they deserve.
This moisturizing spray has more than 6,000 five-star reviewers playing footsie again.
Why is it a good deal? ??
For only $8 you're spending way less money for the same results you'd get as part of a pedicure. So start a new regimen of using this Freeman foot spray, polishing your nails, then spending the money you've saved for an all-out spa day. Then spray, polish, repeat.
Why do I need this? ??
This foot spray promises to leave your feet smooth and soft in minutes. Coconut, aloe and other vegan ingredients work together to moisturize, exfoliate and remove dead skin cells with just a few spritzes. Think of it as a face mask but for your feet. Just spray directly on your problem areas, gently rub in the product and, as reviewers can attest, you'll see the dead skin roll right off. Use every 7-10 days for best results.
What reviewers say ??
Over 6,000 shoppers have given Freeman Flirty Foot Spray a five-star rating, with many saying they were stunned by the results.
Pros ??
"I'm shocked and happy," wrote a five-star fan. "It actually works. I have very sensitive and very dry skin, so I have to spend a lot of time on pedicures because my feet get calloused. I just had a pedicure on Saturday. On Monday I got this product so I was afraid to try it on 'freshly softened' feet. I did what the instructions said — sprayed it on and started rubbing it around and OMG a lot of dry dead skin just rolled off. It was amazing, especially since I read the ingredients and the first 10 were nothing you don't find in a good lotion, but this stuff — wow — it really did work!"
"I don't know what type of witchcraft this is but OMG!!!!" a five-star fan shared. "I'm in shock with the results after trying it for the first time!!! ... I've used a foot scrubber files, foot lotions, etc. — nothing has done what this product did for my feet! I'm in shock with the amount of death skin that came out. I'll 10,000% recommend this product as it really does what advertised and it's super affordable!
"The softest my feet have ever been," said another happy reviewer. "If I could give this product 20 stars, I would. I used to use Pretty Hands & Feet, and there was always a lot of effort to get the dead skin to rub off. With this product, all I have to do is lightly rub with my fingertips, and you can start to see the dead skin peeling away."
Cons ??
Some reviewers said that the spray did not provide the results they'd hoped for.
"I will say this has definitely been helping (with a foot scrubber)," revealed this user. "But it has taken a couple of months and weekly use in the shower. My feet look so much better but still not crack- and dry-skin free completely."
Echoed another: "For the price, it’s better to just get a pumice stone or one of these feet cheese-grater things...I followed the instructions but was not impressed. It barely took any dead skin off. Giving it three stars because it did take some off but not as much as I thought it would."
This foot peel mask was made for all skin types, and with its coconut and aloe ingredients, is also classified as vegan.
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
