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Product review: Ped Egg

So, yeah, it’s a pretty gross thought: scraping your heels like you’re grating a lemon in the name of beauty. And collecting the sloughed-off skin in a plastic shell, which you discreetly dump in the trash when it’s all done? Shudder. But, yes, oh, yes, the Ped Egg — you know, the one you’ve seen advertised on TV about a zillion times — really does work. Your heels will be smooth, your unsightly calluses rubbed away, and you won’t be the bit embarrassed to start sporting your strappy sandals, flipflops or mules.

The Ped Egg is essentially a foot file that removes dead skin. Simply rub the areas that are uber-dry (thank you Colorado air!), add some lotion, and feel free to skip the pedicure this week. And don’t be disturbed when the men in your house ask to give it a try. The $10 gets you two eggs, so you don’t even have to share.

Ped Egg: ($10, pedegg.com)

– Lesley Kennedy

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