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If you’ve spent any time online scouring beauty blogs or TikTok over the past year, chances are you’ve heard of Baby Foot… and if you haven’t, now’s the time to get to know it!
Baby Foot is like a pedicure in a box for a fraction of the price. $25 gets you two little plastic booties filled with exfoliating acids, moisturizing ingredients and “natural extracts” (whatever those are) that combine to eat away at your rough-and-tumble tootsies to reveal super soft skin. All you have to do is slip your feet into the “socks,” sit there for an hour or so, rinse off the goo, and wait.
The waiting is the hardest part. You might think nothing is happening, especially when your feet look exactly the same immediately after the treatment… but then, like magic, they begin to transform. Within days, your feet will start to peel a little, then a little more, then a whole lot. Some say they shed like a snake, others report leaving chunks of skin wherever they go until the process is done.
So yes, it’s gross… but also oddly satisfying, especially when you see the results. The skin on your feet will look brand new and feel baby soft (as the name suggests). The hype is very real. Now, we won’t start sandal season without it.