I've never been the supplest of guys and touching my toes has been a whimsical dream. So when I broke my hip and knee a couple of years ago and had to show off my feet amongst other things to all and sundry I decided that the shrek like growths on the end of my legs needed some attention. Unfortunately for the wife in my metal legged drugged up state post op I was in no condition to do this myself. We started with a pumice stone, which worked rather well. However for the base layers of basalt we needed something more drastic. Enter the Ped egg. The Ped egg we bought was the same as the wifes, the basic original plain white model as the Dooyoo picture, ...  Read the complete review

I have been seeing these Ped Eggs knocking about for a few years but am always a bit wary about buying things that have been advertised on home shopping channels as I have heard stories and seen first hand that certain things don't work as easy as they should. However with my last set of Amazon vouchers from DooYoo I decided to invest in one as now I am getting older, my feet seem to be my enemy - and I am getting a lot of hardened area's due to being on my feet most of the day at work, and running round after a hyperactive 6 year old at night time! I purchased mine from a popular seller on Amazon - the Ped Egg was just £5.29 including delivery ...  Read the complete review

I tend to suffer from very dry feet, mostly due to wearing flip flop type shoes for most of the summer and basically having my heel rubbing about on the hard sole and my feet getting covered in dust etc (when it is not raining constantly of course!). At least I assume this is something to do with it as I don't have the same problems in winter when my feet are tucked up in cosy socks & boots! Having tried using a pumice stone in the past I found it didn't do much so I decided I must try a Ped Egg as it looked a bit more substantial. Mine cost £9.99 from Boots, not sure if prices will vary or if that is just the standard price with it being a JML ...  Read the complete review

We have been using the JML Ped Egg in our house now for about three months. We each have our own as we both have dry feet with hard skin and callouses due to our martial arts and we both have fungal infections so don't like to share towels, so we thought sharing a Ped Egg might not be such a great idea, either. This is quite expensive at £9.99 so for both of us it cost almost twenty pounds. It is a nice light blue in colour and comes in two parts. The fist bit is the plastic moulded bit and the other is the bit with what looks like a cheese grater and is metallic and quite scary looking at first until you start to use it for the first ...  Read the complete review

I am always looking for ways to improve the appearance of my feet (lets face it feet can be so unattractive) without having to fork out on a pedicure. If I won the lottery pedicures would be standard procedure, but as I haven't, then they are not! Sadly! JML are always advertising innovative products and the Ped Egg really caught my eye. I have tried using a pumice stone before, quite a few times but with no real ease of success, so I thought I would give a Ped Egg a try. I managed to pick one up for around £5 on ebay, but these are quite widely sold these days so you can pick them up at a wide variety of shops. The product, as the name suggests, ...  Read the complete review