A Pedicure MUST Have!! #Emjoi Micro-Pedi Callus Remover
I’ve told y’all before I’m a pedicure junkie. When I finally get all the correct lottery numbers on just one ticket; this girl will be getting a pedicure every single week!! Getting a pedicure is one of those wonderful relaxing indulgences that I simply adore! Since The Husband and I are retired I can only indulge in a professional pedicure every other month. However, since I spend about 99.999% of the time barefoot I don’t dare let my feet go for 2 months! I can’t even imagine how bad my feet would look if I didn’t use my Emjoi. Yikes; that just gives me goosebumps just thinking about it!!
I am thrilled to share my review with you of the Emjoi; a Micro-Pedi Battery Operated Callus Remover. The Emjoi is super easy to use. If you apply too much pressure the Emjoi stops on its own. HOWEVER! You don’t need to apply pressure for this wonderful device to get rid of your dead skin. Seriously this device will have dead skin flying like crazy!
The Emjoi does such an awesome job! So much so, that the last professional pedicure I had, the technician didn’t even ask if I wanted the “extra callus remover treatment” You know those are soft feet if that’s the case!
The Emjoi Micro-Pedi not only gave me instant results but the more I use it the smoother and softer my heels feel.
The Emjoi Micro-Pedi Nano Callus Remover takes two double A batteries. Insert the batteries by simply twisting off the end. Super easy. Also changing out the roller is very simple as well.
Holding the Emjoi is easy because of its ergonomic design and easy grip sides.
WHINES
Not a single one! The Emjoi works wonders! While it really buffs away dead, dry and calloused skin it does it without pain. You can’t go wrong with this one!
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3 Comments
john lee
I loved reading this! I try to just do my own thing on my blog, but it’s nice to have people who inspire you when you’re just starting out!
Sonya Cocherell
I love mine. it’s not the same as yours, but close.
KATE SARSFIELD
Sounds brilliant now all I need is the courage to look at (never mind touch) my feet! I hate them! I suppose I could always get someone to do it for me, but it’s not the sort of thing you really bring up in conversation, is it?