SUNATORIA Foot Peeling Mask - Foot Peel for Dry Cracked Feet, 2 Pack

In contrast to other products, this foot peel mask offers exceptional value for its price. Adhering to the provided instructions will yield remarkable results. Approximately three days into the treatment, subtle peeling commenced, and by the fifth or sixth day, the skin began to exfoliate rapidly. The outcomes are consistently impressive. However, it is important to note that the entire process spans approximately eight days. Therefore, plan accordingly and allocate sufficient time if you intend to enhance the appearance of your feet for an upcoming event.

This is the second brand of foot peeling masks that I've tried. I was underwhelmed with the first brand I tried, so I ordered these next. WOW. I have very dry, cracked feet no matter how often I hydrate and moisturize. I started by soaking my feet in some Epsom salts to soften the skin (and used this opportunity to remove old nail polish, cut & file my nails, etc.). Then, I applied the booties as instructed. I find that it feels more secure (and safe) to put a thick pair of low-cut socks on over the booties. I waited about an hour, then rinsed and dried my feet. There was quite a bit of the solution that covered the skin near my ankles, and apparently that's a sensitive area for me (who knew?). The skin tingled/stung quite a bit just in that area for about a day. 2 days after the foot peel mask, my skin started peeling between my toes and on the bottoms of my feet. I continued soaking my feet for about 5-10 minutes each night, and I did keep socks on throughout the day to prevent my crawling baby from picking up pieces of dead foot skin off the floor (because, ew). On Days 3-4, the tops of my feet started to peel. On those days, I did sleep with light lotion and socks on because the skin was so flaky (not thick peeling pieces like the bottoms of my feet). Now, I'm on Day 7 and my feet are so, so soft and smooth! The skin around my cuticles and the edges of my feet are moisturized and healthy-looking. The only problem areas that weren't completely resolved are my heels. I have a few deep cracks in each heel, but the mask did help soften the skin around those areas so I could use my pumice stone more effectively. I will definitely use this product again!

June 2021 for 7 Days. Caveats: To try this, I did nothing but wash my feet, soak them the first 4 days at 10 minutes each day, and did not use lotion or oils on my feet. I did go in a pool on Day 4. I am a diabetic, so I normally have diabetes-induced slightly dry skin. Night 1: Thoroughly washed and dried feet. Washed hands immediately after. Mask on with knee high socks over mask for 60 minutes. TIP: Use socks taller than ankle high. Mask covers ankles and can stick out of top leaking mask contents onto nearby surfaces. Changed to knee high socks. Removed mask. Washed and dried feet. Skin on feet felt oversaturated like when in a bath for too long. Once dry, the tops of toenails feel as if acetone has been on them too long, dried out. Day 2: Feet felt slightly dry. At night, soaked in cold water (it's summer during a heat wave). Dried feet. Skin felt "tight", along with a "tight/pulling" sensation around heels and top part of ankles, while rotating ankle muscles. Feel extremely dry. When wiggling toes, toes feel extremely dry. Day 3: Skin felt dry. Didn't feel the "tightness" as much as the previous day. At night, soaked in warm water (heat wave is done). Dried feet. Skin feels really dry and itchy, especially outside edges of feet and back of ankles and heels. Barely starting to peel, see thin sliver cracks in dead skin around balls of feet. Day 4-6: No "big peels," but feet were itchy. Mostly tiny flaking off starting from the soles, the line of flaking working its way up the foot towards the ankle like a water line working its way up. (Day 4 I went in a pool for an hour, but only washed and dried feet afterward.) Stopped soaking feet for 10 minutes per day after Day 4. Post-peeled skin feels naturally hydrated. Final 4 pictures are Day 7. ---------- OVERALL IMPRESSIONS PROS: Product mostly delivers. The heels of my feet have never looked better. (Love!) Day 7 I still have a bit of a "water line" of minor peeling going on. Skin feels soft where dead skin peeled off. No actual pain experienced. A slight tingle during the mask. I have sensitive skin and sensitivity to scents, but this product didn't affect me negatively at all. CONS: If it's summer and you don't have air conditioning, be prepared to SWEAT A LOT while wearing the foot mask with socks, and wearing socks for Days 3 through 7 to keep the dead skin from flaking off everywhere you go. Not the best timing, I'd recommend another season if you don't have air conditioning. Be prepared for the flaking between your toes to be uncomfortable. I have a thick callous under my right big toe, and also 2 small long thin callouses lining the ball of each foot. One round with the mask did NOT remove them. Instructions say for thick callouses to do a "patch" on those spots on Day 2. I did not do this because I wanted to see how well 1 round of the foot mask did on its own. Day 7 I still have a small "water line" of flaking on the space where top of foot meets sole of the foot. Unsure of when that will finally stop and entire foot looks consistent. However, it's minor and not noticeable if you aren't looking for it. TIPS: Wear socks at least crew length when doing the mask itself. Days afterwards, ankle socks are enough. Be prepared for slight discomfort of (minor) itchiness. I don't know if results would be different if you moisturize with lotion every day. Be prepared to vacuum a LOT.

I advise soaking your feet in warm water for at least 15-20 minutes before use to soften up the callus. Good idea to also soak your feet once a night thereafter. But after 1-3 days you will discover that your feet are peeling a LOT. All the instructions for this type of product say to let the process happen naturally and don’t help it along. But who wants to have rough, peeling feet for a few weeks? In addition the hard, callused part of your feet still may not come off without encouragement. Use a wet, soapy washcloth, a loofah, a pumice stone or Ped Egg. The dead skin will come off almost like magic with a little extra effort. This is better than most of the products out there that claim to exfoliate dead skin from your feet. The booties were NOT too small and I have a size 9 (American) wide foot. Unlike a previous product I used, this one did not leave rough, frayed edges on the living skin that was left. Finally, my feet are smooth and soft and healthy. The callus remaining is healthy and hard enough but not not rough or prickly or itchy. I’m not snagging my satin sheets anymore! My feet mysteriously became unsightly masses of dead skin after menopause. Who knew this would be a side effect? But this product addressed that problem swiftly. Highly recommend.

I use these in the winter every two or three months and these are amazing!!! I have been using it for years. When I see the bad reviews I am confused but in fairness everyone has different skin. But for this Black woman it works I use it with the ancient Greek remedy foot balm and my feet are smooth for months. The only reason why I keep needing it is because as a mom of 3 with health issues I often neglect my feet.

Packaging and product design is odd, though it seems like the same chemical as the other more expensive foot peel. Just know you need scissors to cut the product in two and extra tape to secure the booties as it does not come with extra adhesive strips.

I don’t write reviews, but this product was amazing! Purchased a 3pk of masks, read reviews and followed instructions perfectly. My feet are always dry and I cannot stand it when the cracked skin catches on socks or sheets or anything like that. It grosses me out. Came across the masks and decided to give it a go. Applied mask after a shower about a week ago and I could tell something was happening. It didn’t hurt, but I felt like if I slept in them (like some reviews said to do) that wouldn’t be smart. The first pic is when I removed the mask and rinsed my feet. I soaked daily in warm, almost hot water for 10-20 minutes. By day 2-3 the skin just started peeling off (2nd pic). The mask did make my feet dry, so this soaking step really helped. Afterwards, I’d slather on lotion or almond oil and put socks on to sleep. (I don’t like crusty skin getting caught on my sheets, remember?!) Sleeping in socks was annoying but tolerable for a few days. I also wore socks around the house so my skin wouldn’t be all over the place. 3rd pic is the final result. My feet are soooo smooth and soft! There is a little callus that didn’t completely come off on the bottom of my big toe, so I may repeat again in a few days as directions said. I loved these so much I bought another 3 pk after only using one mask from my first order. These are very easy to use and they work. If you’re on the fence go buy these now! It’s worth it!

Both foot masks come attached together, so I had to carefully cut them apart down the middle while making sure I didn’t accidentally cut into the actual mask and have the product leak everywhere. You also have to cut/open each individual mask before you can put your feet inside. I much prefer foot masks that come individually separated and are already designed to easily open so you can just slip your foot in. It’s unnecessarily inconvenient and honestly more work than a foot mask should be. While I was happy with how the product worked, I won’t be purchasing these again because of the design.