Emjoi MICRO Pedi Power Pedicure Device

If you have dire feet like a close family member, and I am taking the real thick stone like feet then read on..I have tried the battery version on these Wilma Flintstones feet in the past, well let's just say batteries were last year POWER is the way forward.The battery version eats batteries even with rechargeables, so we opted for this for Mrs Flintstones not so pleasant sand paper feet - try sleeping next to them...So, power this not so manly bad-boy or is it bad-girl up...INSTANT POWER! -- my advise to save the smell of the Mrs Flintsones feet is to bathe first and soak those bark invested feet up first. Towel dry then let rip.If you see all the DIY programs, and think POWER' well it's quite like that more like a other power device that may be used elsewhere... (say no more child friendly review).So when laying this down, don't push hard of think your a sculpture of manky feet ' as you're not. So lay the bad boy down, let it run gently over the manly invested feet and prepare for the dust..I must remind you don't inhale, you may look like a prune if they are that bad you will get a lot of dust so Hoover up afterwards or if you want to look CSI on steroids done the white suite and for £&&I sake place a mask on if they are that bad, or if not if you ave fetish for human dead skin inhale away..Worth the money, though have a look for other makes of rollers that are normally £5 for 4 that alst just as well and a lot cheaper ... daft when you can buy rolls of sand paper for pence,Any way enjoy !

This is the best purchase I have made in ages.It made an immediate difference to the rim of hard skin on my heels on 1st usage. It is best to use this device on a towel as the dry skin is removed as a fine, white dust- finer than talc. The little head spins so fast and painlessly removes skin like Lino from my feet- no more cutting with scissors necessary.It is also meant to be used regularly so has a cumulative effect on hard skin as opposed to a 1 time removal. I would also advocate moisturising the feet after usage and if the hard skin is bad use a Petroleum Jelly and go to bed in a light pair of cotton socks for a few times Cleaning the head is essential after every use as the majority of the skin dust collects on the roller, which must be removed to brush inside the head where the dust also collects. The little brush provided is perfect for this and thoroughly cleans, leaving it ready for the next time.It is very easy to use and although described as extra coarse the head's surface is very fine and safe to use.I do recommend reading the instructions carefully as Wet usage is proscribed,, so ignore the adverts of a woman using a Pedi in the shower, Not with this little beauty!Amazingly it also has a 2 year Guarantee with the seller- which was Amazon and a fantastic price compared to other retailers of this product.Overall I was very impressed with it as the difference was immediate and better thanusing a pumice or a foot file.

Brilliant little gadget. I have had several battery powered Micro Pedis over the past years but as soon as I noticed a plug in version was available I ordered one straight away. That was a couple of years ago and when it packed up I had to resort back to the old battery version which in comparison was useless so I then quickly ordered a mains powered replacement.If you are considering ordering a Micro Pedi but are unsure whether to go for the battery or powered one, I would 100% recommend the powered one. The batteries in the other one wear down instantly. I use mine for about 15 minutes or so every day and quite honestly the batteries need renewing every other day. I always used Duracell batteries and could even feel the loss of power on their first use so after the first few minutes of new batteries you never really get the full potential out of the machine.The Micro Pedi is one of those very few gadgets which I wonder how I ever managed without. I have a shoulder and neck injury and arthritis and find a pumice stone requires too much movement and pressure which I am unable to manage and the Micro Pedi takes all the hard work out of hard skin removal. The only negative concerning the Micro Pedi Power is the extortionate price of the replacement rollers which are way too overpriced.

I have messed about with battery powered pedicure devices before and never been entirely happy. They usually run down just when you want to use them and then you have to wait until they recharge. The ones with disposable batteries are even worse as they struggle to run at a decent power even when new.Mu disillusionment with such products is not at an end thanks to the Emoji Micro Pedi Power. It is mains powered so the power is available whenever you plug it in. It certainly seems to have more power when operated than all the other products I have used. Gone are the damn rollers stopping going round because you have pressed marginally too hard when exfoliating, which seemed to happen all the time with battery devices.. This just keeps going, and the rollers spin at a very good rate making it very effective at its job.It might cost more than other devices but in my view this is entirely warranted as it is so much better than its competition.I don't really understand why anyone would ever want a battery powered device after using one of these. You may think having a power cord attached is a limitation. However it has a very long cord that enables you to reach everywhere you want to get to with ease so in practice it is not an issue.