Well for the last few weeks I have been trying out the Emjoi MICRO Pedi or in other terms,"The Hoof Grater"!
First of all, I have resisted the temptation to put up pictures of my little trotters so for anyone with a foot phobia, you can continue to read on.
For the foot fetish readers, you will probably want to stop reading about now.
We all suffer with foot problems from time to time.
Anyone who says they don't is either a liar or has never worked a day in their life.
I'm one of those "hip-to-be-square" kind of chicks who has to wear orthotics in her shoes from too many years of working retails jobs and standing up all day every day.
Also as an avid converse fan, my heels tend to suffer with hard skin.
In saying that, the whole "pumice stone phenomenon" does nothing for me.
I have several.
Still in their packaging.
Do not like.
So then this little beauty arrived at my door and my feet had finally met their match.
The first thing that came into my head was that it was technically a foot grater with a nicer name.
Not too sure how well a marketing campaign with a product called "The Foot Grater" would work out.
Would be kind of amazing though right?
Moving on....
It's super easy to use, not intimidating in the slightest and has changeable "grater" parts for when your trotters grind them down.
It takes two standard AA batteries, has rubber gripping on the sides as well as a simple power switch.
Just use it on any areas with hard skin which tend to be on the heels, ball of the foot and on some of your little piggies.
It doesn't hurt at all, is really effective and only takes a minute to start seeing results.
I also had the bright idea to use it on the calluses on my hands which are a result of wheeling my makeup case around so much and the gym.
It put them in their place in a matter of moments and made such a huge difference.
I decided to make this review a family affair and got my Mum to try it out as well as using it on my hubby which was hilarious.
All reviews were extremely positive and no complaints out of anyone.
It sells for just under €40 in Boots which I think is a fair enough price.
You should get years of use out of this product and I think it's definitely worth a try if your feet tend to give you some bother.
You'll be a foot model in no time.
Moral of the day is:
"Treat your trotters nicely, they're the only ones who work as hard as you do".
C.
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