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A pumice stone lasts a long time — months of use before the surface wears smooth. When it does, a fresh stone is the simple replacement.

Rinse the stone with water after each use and let it dry. It needs no soap and no special care — the volcanic stone looks after itself.

Use it gently and only on damp, softened skin — a light pressure is all that is needed. If it feels too rough for you, use it less often and more lightly.

Soften the feet in warm water, then rub the damp stone gently over the hard skin in a circular motion. Rinse both stone and feet, and use once or twice a week.

Santorini is the rim of a great volcano, and its slopes are made of the island's own pumice. It is the stone of the caldera, gathered there and shaped by hand.

Pumice is a light, frothy volcanic stone — so light it floats in water. It is naturally abrasive, which is why it has been used for generations to smooth hard skin on the feet.

A pumice stone lasts a long time — months of use before the surface wears smooth. When it does, a fresh stone is the simple replacement.

Rinse the stone with water after each use and let it dry. It needs no soap and no special care — the volcanic stone looks after itself.