Pedicures Cost $50–80 in Canada — The Foot Peel Mask 3-Pack That Delivers the Same Result at Home

Foot skin — particularly on the heel, ball, and toe surfaces — accumulates dead cells faster than almost any other skin area because of the constant pressure and friction of walking and standing. Left unmanaged, these layers build into callouses that crack, feel rough, and look dull. Professional pedicures address this mechanically (filing and pumice). The foot peel mask addresses it chemically — more thoroughly and from the comfort of your couch.

The Chemistry That Makes It Work

Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) — primarily glycolic and lactic acid — break the bonds between dead skin cells at a cellular level. After a 60–90 minute treatment soak in the booties, the AHAs penetrate the dead skin layers and dissolve the intercellular cement holding them together. Over 3–10 days, these now-unbound layers peel away naturally, revealing the new skin beneath. No pumice, no filing, no tools — the skin sheds itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the peeling uncomfortable or painful?

No — the dead skin peels naturally and painlessly. Do not force or pull peeling skin; let it shed on its own timeline for best results.

How often should I do a treatment?

Every 4–8 weeks as needed. With three packs, you have a 3–6 month supply depending on how frequently you treat.

Does it work on very thick callouses?

Mild to moderate callouses respond well. Very thick, long-standing callouses may require 2 treatment cycles or combination with an electric callous remover for complete results.

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