Pumice Foot Scrubber for Heels & Elbows

A pumice stone foot scrubber with a wooden handle and two grit sides, coarse and fine, to smooth rough skin on heels, soles, elbows, knees and palms.

Why choose a pumice foot scrubber

The surface is a layer of natural volcanic pumice and pumice sand on a wooden paddle, so it works like a pumice stone but with a handle for reach and control. At about 10.5 inches long, it is easy to hold on wet skin and reaches your heels without straining.

What you get

• Double-sided pumice grit: coarse for hard skin, fine for a gentle polish
• Japanese nano surface: a sandpaper-like abrasive layer on the paddle
• Wooden handle: a comfortable hold that reaches every part of the foot
• Hanging rope: easy storage and drying
• Multipurpose: works on feet, heels, toes, elbows, knees and palms

How to use a pumice foot scrubber

1. Soak your feet in warm water. You can add sea salt or essential oil if you like.
2. Gently rub your heels, soles or other rough areas with the coarse side.
3. Use the fine side for a smoother finish.
4. Rinse your skin with cool water and wash the scrubber.
5. Apply a foot cream or foot balm, such as our 20% urea foot cream.

How often should you use it?

Three to four times a month is the recommended routine. See the pumice stone guide for feet for more on technique.

Care and safety

• Rinse well with soap and water after each use, then let it dry.
• Replace it when it shows signs of wear.
• Do not share it with others, for hygiene.
• Do not use on delicate, inflamed skin or open wounds. If you have diabetes or poor circulation, ask your doctor first.