This is part of my daily routine. There is a noticable difference and with summer, my feet look and feel great!

did not like it, too watered down

This amazing scrub really works & has a yummy non-medicinal smell. I can't do without it.

I bought this product and it was great. I do not know it softens it so much because it was sat on and all spilled out. but it was great the first time.

I bought these a few weeks back when they were going at [$].Works the first time when I used it.Definitely a quick fix for those dry feet,my mom loves them too!

I can see results almost instantly! With a pumice stone, it is even better! I am going to stock up on these!

OK - so... this product *works* - but... the smell? FRUIT and SUGAR. The sickly sweet plum smell is so cloying when used in the shower. I was hopeful, when I bought it, that the peppermint would be predominant. It's not. If you like sweet smells, this product will be really nice for you. I'm more of a mint-, spice-, lemony-type smell person. I gave it two stars because it works well (the cream is really nice when used with a pumice stone, it doesn't fall off the stone and makes your rough patches very smooth and soft), but only two because I threw away the tube after two uses thanks to the overpowering sugary smell.

Great product with a great price. I have always used expensive scrubs for my usual exfoliating. I was running low on my usual stuff and got this because it was very cheap, not expecting much. It is nice and thick, coarse enough to get the job done (it can even be used without the help of a loofah, sponge or pumice) and it smells like sugary minted plums. Great stuff!

With regular use, this product followed by the foot lotion really gets rid of the dead skin that can cause feet to smell, especially during sandals season. Works much better than any of the other products I have tried.

Use this on your dry hands to slough off dry skin, moisturize with some shea butter cream or really good hand lotion, white gloves. This will give you smooth, silky hands. Makes sense to exfoliate hands, just like your feet, no?