The Commercial is Awful, But Does the PedEgg Work?
Sunday May 25, 2008
Ahhh, the PedEgg. If you've watched any television in the past couple months, you couldn't miss the infamous PedEgg commercial which features a number of scaley feet as they are exfoliated. We then watch as a handful of dead skin is dumped from the PedEgg and into the trash. The detritus reminds me of the fake snow on movie sets. It is perhaps THE most disgusting ad on TV.
But does the PedEgg work? According to MSNBC, it does, and well. If you do purchase it for $10, just don't go overboard with the scrubbing. You might risk sore, overexfoliated feet, as the reviewer did. But the PedEgg could be one summer staple for your bathroom. Just hide it from your beloved or risk getting cut off in the bedroom for the rest of your life. Buy it online.
But does the PedEgg work? According to MSNBC, it does, and well. If you do purchase it for $10, just don't go overboard with the scrubbing. You might risk sore, overexfoliated feet, as the reviewer did. But the PedEgg could be one summer staple for your bathroom. Just hide it from your beloved or risk getting cut off in the bedroom for the rest of your life. Buy it online.
Comments
2 of my coworkers say it’s “the best ten dollars you will ever spend”.
I can’t think of a better endorsement than that.
I love mine too. gave it as a mother’s day gift. I don’t think it was appreciated cause she hasn’t used it yet but once she does, I am certain she will be hooked too. I am 59 and would challenge anyone to have better looking feet. Patti
OMG I agree this is the best thing ever invented!
Absolutely love the Pedegg!!! Use it a little everyday and you will love the results. And sadly, the gross stuff they throw away on TV, is what you will be throwing away. I use it before I shower and then put on a nice foot cream after and my feet have never looked better!
I love using the pedegg. My feet look wonderful. It really does work.
I just bought the pedegg recently & yes it does work! I’ve always had trouble buffing my feet & now I can do it with ease.
I work on my feet all day and I have never found anything that works like this. I feel like I have new feet.
I have a friend –a nurse, who used the PedEgg and couldn’t walk for two weeks..No kidding. She kept on using that thing and by the time she got finished, she had taken off all the bad skin–and good skin at one time. She wanted to go to a hospital she was in so much pain. There are better products on the market…that thing is a cheese grater and should be used in the kitchen, but not on bad feet.
Yes - bought it at the local drug store and love my ped egg. Easy to use and fairly fast results. The smoothing sandpaper finisher works great, too. I just wish it had more little planers, closer together in each direction so it would go faster.
I do use it. But, I find that some of the dried skin does not stay inside the egg. It seems to fall out of the holes.
Thanks for the tip, Julyne. I LOVE my PedEgg!!!!! Us thyroid folks can have dry feet, and this is absolutely the best little gizmo.
I really like using my PedEgg. It really does a good job on my feet. Now all I have to do is find a nice pair of sandals to wear!
I have a sore heel with a small cut…Do you think the Pediegg could have done this?>
the pedegg made my foot bleed! It is actully like a human cheese gratter!
I bought mine from Ebay for £4.95 + Free P&P.
Last night, on a U.K shopping channel, I saw the Pedegg [only one] for £39.95!!!
Would people really be so daft as to pay that? I hope not.
My £4.95 Pedegg is exellent, it did in seconds what a pumis [sp?] stone might do in days or a week.
It’s an exellent product, though you might need a corn shaver for the big toe area.
I cannot believe all of the positive reviews on this product. The public is so easily ripped off. I had no confidence buying it, since I have purchased a couple of other “as seen on TV” products that were a waste of money. I am a licensed Nail Tech/Pedicurist for 17 years. I bought one of these thinking “if” it would be easier, safer than the credo blade we professionals use and also do as good a job it would be great. Wrong! This thing is a piece of inferior, cheap plastic that will not remove even the slightest build up of dead skin — much less on clients that have really bad feet! It was a great disappointment, but I predicted it would be. Wish I’d made all the money the person who came up with this cheap rip-off and I wouldn’t ever have to break my back doing any more pedicures!