Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant 3 oz (85 g)

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

This product is messy . The white stuff you rub off later is mostly the dried product coming off after it dries. Dr. Scholl used to make a WONDERFUL peppermint foot cream with alpha -hydrox in it. It gently exfoliated, over time, while moisturizing. Why do companies do away with their best products? It looks like Pretty Feet did the same thing and now has only a knock off of this messy product to offer , as well.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

I consistently get dry heels and also very dry on the big toes. I get pedicures, within a few days, dry again.... This SOUNDED too good to be true, but was fairly cheap, so I thought I would try it. I wish I had read these reviews BEFORE purchasing. I agree with several people here who said it's just the PRODUCT rubbing off...NOT your skin. I am going to go back to a product I used with pretty good results a few years ago...Callus Away....it worked very well but requires a foot file for buffing the dry skin away.....but IT WORKS....unlike this product...SO DISAPPOINTED!!!

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

I'd hate to see the set of feet on the person it didn't work for. First off, I'm a man. I've gotten complaints from my wife about how rough my feet are against hers in bed. I've used one of those egg shaped cheese grater things; didn't work. Saw this in the store and for some reason, threw it in my basket. Used it for the first time about a month ago. My feet are still smooth and my wife has gone from complaining to smiling when she rubs her feet against mine. If that doesn't say it all, what does.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

so i decided to try this out, despite it being [$] for a small bottle i thought "dr. scholls" worth it. IT IS SO NOT WORTH THE WASTE OF MONEY! no dead skin came off, it's a mess, and think tricking unsuspected consumers by leading them to believe that the substance being "rubbed off" was their dead skin is terrible. anyway, it reminded me of whiteout. don't waste your time or money on this messy and misleading product.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

The product claim is a flat out lie. I looked up every ingredient in this product and there is nothing in it that would exfoliate nor remove dead skin. Any skin appearing to peel off is, in fact, the product balling up from rubbing it in your feet. There is a moisturizing ingredient, so it may moisturize a bit but that is all it can do. I am amazed at how unethical Dr Scholls is in creating and producing a product that does not even attempt, with active ingredients, to do what it claims.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

This was the first Dr. Scholl's product that I felt failed completely. I was very disappointed. Not one bit of dried skin came off.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

This product does not remove dry skin. The wax that is suspended in the thin lotion balls up and falls away. Very misleading. This does not exfoliate, it merely has the "elmers glue" effect. Think back to kindergarten.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

I've been obsessively using this product since purchasing it on a whim recently - my heels had turned into a cracked, hideous spectacle that snagged the bedsheets and startled my unsuspecting sandal-admirers. What can I say? I'm in a hurry in the mornings - and when I think to put foot cream I'm invariably headed out the door somewhere - and there's nothing worse than squishing around in lotion-laden shoes all day. This product is terrifyingly effective. To think all the energy I've wasted scrubbing at my dry heels ineffectually (and admittedly, inconsistently) with pumice stones and the latest - a clay thingo I picked up at World Market that if accidentally dropped in the shower, will black one's toe. Dangerous. Unnecessary. My heels are much less stressed now. Plus, there's no rough scratchy exfoliating agent that scratches up your hands when applying. Dead skin comes flying off of the effected area. It's ...strangely gratifying.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

I USED THIS PRODUCT ON MY FEET. IT IS GREAT. SO GENTLE YET DOES THE JOB. I TRIED ALMOST EVERYTHING TO GET RID OF MY DRY SOLE, NOTHING WORKED. ONE APPLICATION OF THIS PRODUCT AND ALL WAS GONE. I WAS LEFT WITH SMOOTH AND GREAT FEELING LOOKING FEET.

Comments about Dr. Scholl's for Her Rough Skin Eraser Liquid Exfoliant, 3 oz:

Pretty sure that you just end up rubbing the lotion off- not your skin. It's VERY messy though. Would not buy again, a pumice stone is a better deal.