A pumice stone can remove your dead skin as well as unwanted hair. However, it’s important to use it correctly so you don’t take off too much skin and risk infection.

A pumice stone is very abrasive, so it works best for exfoliating tough skin, like on your feet. Add it to your at-home pedicure or exfoliate your legs , arms, and torso.

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However, there’s a technique to doing this. ‘Hold the pumice stone at a slight angle (about 30-45 degrees) to the fabric surface,’ says Monika. ‘Using light pressure, gently glide the pumice stone ...

Fans of the natural pumice stone swear it sloughs away dry, cracked skin on heels, elbows, and other calluses and tough skin. The natural scrub is $9.

For the next few months, our tootsies are going to get all the fresh air they can take. With all that exposure to sun, sand and concrete, they might need some extra TLC. That means scrubbing them ...