JML Ped Egg Reviews

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 ...  Read the complete review

I have always had really dry rough skin on my feet and ive found that foot creams havent been really effective for me in general. In saying that now, i havent tried all the foot creams in the world so some of them might work better than others. I have seen the JML Ped Egg advertised for months and was sucked in to the ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Ped Egg after seeing it advertised on the tely. In the advertisment it looked fantastic and really would work but in reality it's a different story. I'm a dancer and do need to look after my feet, like in the advert I do get a lot of dead skin build up on the bottom of my feet which always needs removing and the Ped Egg just can't do ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Have you heard the hype of the Ped Egg? Retailing at about £10.00 per 'Egg' not only did I keep seeing them round and about, usually on offer for a couple of quid to my surprise my Mother (who is well tight lol) treated herself to one and my best mate actually used up a text telling me she'd bought one and it was amazing. I did toy with the idea ...  Read the complete review

My mum fetched a Ped Egg home from her holidays so I thought I'd give it a go- after her screeching for me to give it a wash after I'd used it, lol! The Ped Egg is the latest fad for people to 'gently remove callous, dry feet' at home as seen on TV, the write up advertises...shaped like a big plastic egg, it is white and has the name in ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

My feet get so much dry, hard skin on them that I started to use wet and dry sandpaper on them in an effort to have something resembling the soft, lovely feet I would like to have, and even that wasn't altogether sucessful! My new Ped Egg is however the answer to this particular dream. It is a small, unimposing gadget that the makers ...  Read the complete review

WARNING: FOLLOWING INFO MAY BE QUITE GROSS! Right, I brought this while at Uni halls (only had a shower, walking constantly in all weather and was builing up some hard skin on my feet) It cost me about £9.99 i think from Superdrug but i thought the price would equal the quality of the product. It did ...  Read the complete review

As a stereotypical man, I'm really not into clothes shopping and I have a terrible habit of wearing things 'til they're virtually falling to pieces (shoes included). As a result I get fairly bad rough skin around my heels and a recent verruca (ow!) hasn't helped. After sorting this out I decided to try and improve the general condition of my heels ...  Read the complete review

My feet don't half suffer, dry skin, hard skin, flaky skin, you name it they get it and Silly here fails to treat them so last week I had a bit of spare change and decided to treat my feet for once. I popped into Boots in search of some sort of foot scraper, whilst perusing the shelves I was approached by a lady asking me what I was looking for. ...  Read the complete review

JML Ped Egg for men. After reading several reviews on Dooyoo about the JML ped egg while I was in Asda this evening I saw that they have brought one out for men. As I spend most of my day on my feet I have always found I get hard skin on my feet and have used various forms of files and emery boards to clear away the build up of dead ...  Read the complete review

I hate it when I have rough bits of skin on my feet, I have tryed a lot of foot scrubs, files and graters but none have worked. I saw the advertised on TV and I had to try it to see if it works. I went into Boots and bought one for £9.99. When I got it home I tore open the packaging and got out the Ped egg. I look at the ped egg and ...  Read the complete review

In another one trips to the supermarket, Mother Lools bought me a JML ped egg. At first I didn't know if this was "nice" present or to take it a bit personally that my mother was secretly telling me to sort my feet out!! Her reasoning was that after purchasing one for herself, she thought these were brilliant and that I too would ...  Read the complete review

The Ped Egg is a relatively new contraption designed and manufactured by JML. You could almost call it a home pedicure as the idea is that it gets rid of hard skin on the soles of your feet leaving them soft and smooth but without the mess! Priced at £4.99 this little miracle can be found in stores such as Wilkinsons, though I got mine ...  Read the complete review

By now most people must have heard of the ped egg- it is a foot care product originally invented by JML and is sold worldwide. I had seen its ad quite a few times but thought it is juts one of those stupid inventions that fills up your cupboard. But my sister how had tried and tested it insisted me on buying this. A foot file for £9-£10- I was ...  Read the complete review

I had read a few reviews on this product on here and obviously seen them in a few stores but at £10 was always a bit reluctant to try it. On seeing this for £5 delivered online, it was just the little push i needed to treat myself... If you could call grating your feet a treat! During the winter months I dont seem to have a ...  Read the complete review

Okay, I tried to resist, but could not hold out any longer: I have given in to advertising and gone and bought myself a Ped Egg. I was determined not to, based mainly on the fact that, on the advert, the shavings collected in this contraption reminds me of parmesan cheese shavings (sorry if you're eating your lunch or ...  Read the complete review

I have always had a bit of dry skin on my feet, probably because I almost always wear sandals and flip flops. Over the years, I've tried a number of foot scrubs, files and graters, but none have worked very well. I'd seen lots of adverts for the ped egg by JML but hadn't had much interest because plenty of other foot graters hadn't worked for me ...  Read the complete review