Lea Louise Announces Baby Foot Product For Calloused Feet

Popular health and beauty company, Lea Louise, in Hawthorne, CA has recently announced that they have a product that is perfect for calloused feet. The product is designed to act as a home spa for those with calloused or otherwise rough feet.
Lea Louise's Baby Foot fits men and women sizes 6 to 9, and offers an ergonomic flat sole design, making it as comfortable as going to the spa. Customers rave that this is the "best product for your money. I can't believe how soft my feet are", says Larry from AL.

Studies show that more than 30% of all American men and women suffer from callouses on their feet. Lea Louise's product is more effective than a foot file, and much more comfortable as it removes dead skin, helping feet to look and smell better in a matter of days. It fights foot odor while it removes callouses, and does so without damaging new skin.

Adrian Lew of Lea Louise stated "We're excited to be able to help people with this problem. We know that many people suffer from dried, calloused feet, and it's as uncomfortable as it is unsightly. We've gotten rave reviews about it and are looking forward to help people get their feet summer ready."

Lea Louise is a leader in the foot care industry, having offered a number of products for consumers with feet issues in the past. This is just one more product that the foot care giant can add to their inventory that has consumers all excited about wearing those open toed shoes once again. Says Linda from NM, "I get to wear flip-flops again, without worrying about what people will think when they see my feet!"

The product comes with a nail buffer as well as an eBook that gives further instruction on how to safely and effectively care for feet. It is recommended that a second treatment be applied after 30 days for the best results, particularly for feet with heavy callouses or thick skin. It can be purchased through Amazon at http://Go2Azon.com/g/B00N744D4A-BFP and comes with a full money back guarantee if consumers are not completely satisfied.