DiamondSilk® roller, 170,000+ customersThe #1 callus remover in the USA, ranked by customers served. Five minutes on dry skin, and the hard skin is gone.
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How it works
DiamondSilk® is a roller set with diamond grit, turning at 2,000 RPM. Held against your heel it crosses the same patch of skin thirty times a second, and no single pass takes an amount you can feel.
The grit is bonded to the roller, so it cuts hardened skin rather than polishing it. Two thousand revolutions a minute puts it across your heel thirty times every second.
One pass takes a layer too thin to see. Thirty of them a second is what clears the build up, which is why five minutes is enough and why you feel none of it.
You rest the device on the skin and move it slowly. The roller is already cutting at 2,000 RPM, so there is nothing to press down on and nothing to scrub.
The hard skin leaves as dust. What is under it is soft skin, and it takes weeks to build back up.
What decides the result
Dry cracked heels to skin you can run your hand over, and it holds for weeks. These are the parts that get you there.
DiamondSilk® technology
The roller is set with diamond grit and turns at 2,000 RPM. It cuts the hardened layer away rather than smoothing the top of it, so what you are left standing on is the soft skin that was underneath the whole time.
Dry contact
Ellaise runs on dry skin, where the hard layer is brittle and leaves as dust. That is what lets the roller reach the bottom of the build up instead of the top of it, and a build up taken down to the bottom takes weeks to come back.
Customer photographs
Each pair below is the same foot, five minutes apart.
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After
The crack across the ball of my foot had been there since spring. One session.
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After
The white flaking is the part that bothered me most. It came off as dust onto the towel.
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After
I had stopped wearing sandals. I wore them the following weekend.
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I did this on a Sunday evening in front of the television.
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After
My heels caught on the bedsheet every night. That stopped after the first time.
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Three weeks later and they are still smooth. That has never happened with a cream.
A session
No soaking, no basin, nothing to set up.
Step 1
No soaking and no cream. Dry keratin is brittle, so it breaks away as dust instead of squashing flat.
Step 2
Move it slowly across the hard patch. The motor does the pressing. The LED shows you where the build up stops and your own skin starts.
Step 3
Wipe the dust away and put your cream on. It reaches the living cells now that the stack above them is thin.
Five minutes a session. Once every two to three weeks.
Side by side
Three of them work on the surface. One of them takes the stack off.
| Ellaise | Foot cream | Pumice stone | Salon pedicure | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Takes the whole build up off | ||||
| Cuts at full strength to the bottom | ||||
| What you do | Hold it in place | Rub it in nightly | Push and scrub | Book and travel |
| Time it takes | 5 minutes | Every night | 15 minutes | An afternoon |
| How long it holds | Weeks | Hours | Days | Weeks |
| What it costs after the first time | Nothing | A tube a month | A new stone | $45 a visit |
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What they wrote
I did one heel and left the other, just to see. My husband asked what I had done to my foot.
Twelve years of pumice stones in the shower. Five minutes of this and there was a pile of dust on the towel and nothing left on my heel.
I am on my feet nine hours a day in a hospital. The cracks used to catch on my sheets. They have not come back in three weeks.
I bought it for my mother. She is 71 and she does it herself on the sofa now, which is the whole point.
I kept waiting for the part where you have to press hard. There is not one. You hold it against the heel and move it along.
The light in the head is the part nobody mentions. You can see exactly where the hard skin stops.
Before you buy
No. The roller takes off dead skin, and dead skin has no nerve endings in it. Work in short passes and stop when the surface feels smooth, and you stay inside the dead layer.
Once every two to three weeks for most feet. You are taking off a build up that took months to form, so it takes weeks to come back.
No. Use it on dry skin. Soaked keratin turns rubbery and squashes under the roller instead of breaking off, which is the reason a pumice works so slowly.
No. Callus grows in response to pressure and friction on that spot. Taking it off does not signal the skin to build more. What changes how fast it returns is your shoes and how you stand.
Ask your doctor first. Reduced sensation in the feet changes what is safe to do at home, and that is a conversation for the person who knows your history.
The device, a coarse roller, a fine roller, a cover for the roller, a cleaning brush and a USB charging cable.
Ninety minutes of running time. A session is about five minutes, so a full charge covers roughly eighteen of them.
Yes, on hard skin at the base of the fingers and on the palms. Keep it away from thin skin and away from any skin that is already broken.
Use it for two months. If your heels are not smooth, we refund you. No questions asked.
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