https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-Suggestions-for-best-foot-exfoliant-soak/m-p/72121#M12474 <P>I just finished my pedicure (not the polish part) and was impatient about the time it took to pumice down past all the dry build up. Has anyone had success finding a product or home remedy solution that cuts through all that 'stuff' quickly without a lot of manual scrubbing?</P> <P>After I remove the old nail enamel, clean and trim the nails, my usual routine is a 15 minute soak in one gallon of water with one tablespoon of bleach (for nail health). Then while damp, not wet, I use a two sided paddle pumice to remove the dead skin.</P> <P>I finish up by washing any bleach residue, oiling the cuticle, applying Vaseline then wearing white cotton socks overnight or while wearing appropriate shoes. I finish the nail enamel part on the day after exfoliating.</P> <P> </P> Wed, 20 Apr 2011 22:56:31 GMT Ty77 2011-04-20T22:56:31Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-Suggestions-for-best-foot-exfoliant-soak/m-p/72121#M12474 <P>I just finished my pedicure (not the polish part) and was impatient about the time it took to pumice down past all the dry build up. Has anyone had success finding a product or home remedy solution that cuts through all that 'stuff' quickly without a lot of manual scrubbing?</P> <P>After I remove the old nail enamel, clean and trim the nails, my usual routine is a 15 minute soak in one gallon of water with one tablespoon of bleach (for nail health). Then while damp, not wet, I use a two sided paddle pumice to remove the dead skin.</P> <P>I finish up by washing any bleach residue, oiling the cuticle, applying Vaseline then wearing white cotton socks overnight or while wearing appropriate shoes. I finish the nail enamel part on the day after exfoliating.</P> <P> </P> Wed, 20 Apr 2011 22:56:31 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-Suggestions-for-best-foot-exfoliant-soak/m-p/72121#M12474 Ty77 2011-04-20T22:56:31Z