JML Ped Egg

I have hideously dry feet, I have tried absolutely everything to get rid of my dead skin but I find that nothing really seems to work. I would absolutely love to get a professional pedicure but I'm too embarrassed to walk into a salon and show my tootsies to the perfectly groomed women in there! I first read an article on the Ped Egg in a magazine a few months back which seemed to sing its praises, and decided I would give it a go. I didn't see any around for a while and then the other day whilst shopping in town there was a market seller peddling these for £3.99. I excitedly handed over my cash and toddled off home as quick as my trotters would take me. ...  Read the complete review

My sister got one of these, and I have to say it freaks me out quite a lot... let alone use it!!! I have dry areas on my feet and a few calluses which this is apparently meant to resolve. ~~~APPEARANCE~~~ The ped egg is egg shaped, hence the name, and comes in a variety of colours. My sister got hers in pink. It has a safety cap and upon opening it is the metal file with many holes which the dried skin will go through, and behind that is the store of your dried skin, which can be poured away like filings or sharpening straight into the bin. ~~~USING~~~ Using it is extremely easy, you just hold it in your hand and start filing away, a bit ...  Read the complete review

I must say, several months on after purchasing the JML Ped Egg, I have mixed reviews about it, both good and bad. As a brief description about it, the Ped Egg for those who don't know is a file, designed in an oval shaped 'Egg' fashion for removal of dead skin from the bottom an heal of the foot. The Ped Egg file is constructed with several holes and gaps within to allow the dead removed skin to fall through the gaps and become trapped inside the hollow inside. The Egg can then be separated into two parts and the removed skin can be disposed of. My mixed feelings about the Ped Egg come from the fact that, as a file, it performs adequately and removes dead ...  Read the complete review

The Ped Egg aka The Cheese Grater for your feet, I kept seeing them around in Boots and the adverts on tv, I finally decided to take a chance on one, off a stall outside my local Boots for £3. They retail in Boots for £9.99 but obviously you can get them cheaper off markets etc, for as little as a £1. My only worry was my feet were going to turn out a mess but to be honest they couldn't get any worse. ***The Packaging*** There is a see through plastic pack with a peice of cardboard on the back, which explains what it is, what it does and has the contact details for JML, the makers. In front of the cardboard is the egg. You used to only be able to get them ...  Read the complete review

You know what big babies we women are when it comes to gimmicky toiletries items? Well, I'm no different so when I saw a 'Ped Egg' on my holidays recently I just had to have one, and at the ridiculously cheap price of £1 I had literally next to nothing to lose by giving one a go! Of course being a regular reviewer on Dooyoo I have read many a write up about the now infamous Ped Egg so time to throw my two penneth into the mix, folks.... Marketed by the USA's 'Telebrands' and advertised on TV- or so it says on the packaging - these new fads have been selling for £10 a throw up until recently. Now I can think of better things to ...  Read the complete review