Pumice Stone, Natural [Made in Japan] Ergonomic Shape, Extra Fine Texture, Hard & Cracked Skin Callus Remover for Men, Women, Kids and Gifts. (Fine Smooth for Multi-use(Elbow, Knee and Heel)

Works just like a pumice stone should. It's a nice shape to hold in your hand.

Made in Japan! Just like the one my Mom had brought over from Japan over 50 years ago. Perfect softness. I.e. not so hard that it leaves scratches but actually smoothes out those rough calloused heals gently. Like walking barefoot on a sandy beach. No more synthetic little particles down the drain ending up in the ocean. Yeah!Works nicely on hands and fingers with same smooth results if you have rough spots there. Have not at this point used on the elbows. So can’t comment on its effectiveness or gentleness on this more sensitive area. But I imagine it would work fine if used more gently.

I am so happy to find this awesome pumice stone. I have been searching for the past 15 years or longer. The original stone on a handle came from a bath shop that closed in the 1990's. This is a smoothing stone that rubs off the rough and dead skin (not grate). I also use it on my finger tips when the are rough and snagging fabric. I hope this will always be available on Amazon!

awesome

At first, this pumice stone seemed fine, lightweight and gentle on the skin. But after just a few uses, it started to break down and develop an unpleasant, almost rotten smell. I always let it dry properly, so this was unexpected. It became unusable pretty quickly. Definitely not the long-lasting quality I was hoping for, especially given the price and “made in Japan” label.

The stone is large and ergonomically fits in your hand. This is why I am keeping it. It works well with water. I like that it is larger than the other kinds sold. I got the set of two, the large one and the other for coarse.

This is excellent and natural. It works very well.

Was looking for something to exfoliate my body, arms, and legs, not just feet.This one's too rough, it would leave visible scratches if I put enough pressure to actually exfoliate. It's way less uniform than it looks in the main photo.