As an aspiring dermatologist and beauty blogger, I absolutely thrive on the quest for soft, beautiful skin. Unfortunately, I also have the dry, callused feet of an avid runner and a daily high-heel devotee, so when my friend Robin suggested that I try The Ped Egg ($17.90 and includes 3 replacement blades, Amazon.com), I jumped right on board. And the results, to be honest, were nothing short of amazing! The Ped Egg provides a cheap and effective way to gently slough off calluses and other dead skin. Although it reportedly has 138...
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