Beauty by Earth Pumice Stone Callus Remover for Feet

A: Hi there!! A pumice stone can absolutely be used on other parts of your body beyond your feet, as long as the skin in that area is thick enough and you use it gently. Here’s a quick breakdown of safe areas to use Heels & Soles: The most common — thick skin, perfect for it. Elbows & Knees: Great for smoothing rough, dry patches. Hands (especially palms): Can help if you have calluses or dry spots from manual work or lifting. Hope this helps! Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.

A: Thank you for reaching out! Rinse off your pumice stone and allow it to air dry until the next time you plan to use it. You would want to keep somewhere it can dry out completely between uses, such as a drawer or cupboard outside of the bathroom. A damp, steamy bathroom can cause bacteria to grow, which can weaken the stone and make it less effective. Hope this helps!

A: Thank you for reaching out! Rinse off your pumice stone and allow it to air dry until the next time you plan to use it. You would want to keep somewhere it can dry out completely between uses, such as a drawer or cupboard outside of the bathroom. A damp, steamy bathroom can cause bacteria to grow, which can weaken the stone and make it less effective. Hope this helps!

A: Thank you for reaching out! You can use it on either however it will work best when your feet are wet. Hope this helps!