Wellness Tools

Pumice stones have been the go-to fix for rough heels for decades, but they lose their grit fast, trap bacteria in those tiny pores, and honestly don’t work all that well once they’ve been through a few showers. So when Dr. Scholl’s Nano Glass Foot File showed up promising smoother feet “in minutes” using nano glass technology instead, at a price that barely clears the cost of a coffee, it was worth putting to the test.

I’ve always rolled my eyes at those horror-movie-looking Red Light Therapy Mask for Anti Aging flooding my Instagram feed. You know the ones—glowing like a cyberpunk cosplay accessory while promising to erase ten years from your face. But after my 38th birthday hit and I noticed the fine lines around my eyes weren’t so fine anymore, curiosity got the better of me. I didn’t want injectables. I didn’t want to spend $300 on a single facial that fades in a week. I wanted something I could use at home, on my schedule, that actually had science behind it.