#Foot peeler mask how to
#Foot peeler mask skin

#Foot peeler mask skin

are considered natural skin conditioners and moisturisers. Thirty-plus botanical extracts like calendula, green tea, orange, lemon, jasmine, rosemary, camellia etc. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) like lactic acid and beta hydroxy acids (BHA) like salicylic acid are the main active exfoliating ingredients that peel off the dead skin and increase skin flexibility. The mask is “infused with a rich blend of 30+ botanical extracts, Alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) and beta hydroxy acids (BHA) and other specialised ingredients that combine together to revive and rejuvenate your feet,” according to the description on their website. Talk about a long term commitment to your feet. Unlike most at-home skin treatments that are done once you wash them off or take the mask off your face, a foot peeling mask takes a few days to start showing results and then a few more to complete the treatment.

120 minutes later, I washed my feet with water, patted them dry and went on with my day. It’s advised that you let your feet stay flat on the ground for the duration of the treatment so the serum can work well on the driest parts of your feet, aka the bottom. Then, I put my feet into the socks, put a TV show on and sat on a chair for two hours, waiting for the serum to do its job. I started by soaking my feet in warm water for about five minutes to prep them for the socks. You’re meant to put your feet into the socks, secure them in place and sit with them on for the stipulated time mentioned on the mask you’re wearing.

#Foot peeler mask how to

How to use a foot peeling maskĪ foot mask is usually available in the form of socks filled with a treatment liquid. Here’s how I found that out the hard way. I live in flip flops, so have perpetually dry soles and that didn’t change while we worked from home so I figured, why not? Turns out there are quite a few things to consider before signing up a treatment that takes a whole two weeks to complete. Soon after the pandemic hit last year, I decided to give one of them-the Luxaderme Peeling and Exfoliating Foot Mask-a shot while we were all staying home due to the first lockdown. If you've been on the social media like everyone else this past year (what else is there to do?) you've probably seen a few viral videos of women using foot peels that-in what makes for a very graphic visual-take an entire layer of their skin off, surprisingly painlessly.