Customer Reviews

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E. B.
Gentle and Effective

I love how gentle and effective this is compared to the typical pumice stones out there. This is the right way to have soft feet.

Thank you for offering such a fine product. It is fantastic and I want to buy one for everyone in my family for thr holidays!

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Kirsty
Amazing

Works like a dream

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Leah
This is great

This is great. Really does soften the feet.

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Anonymous
Very satisfied!

Since I've been useing the M'hekka my feet are so soft and smooth, add a little extra to my foot spa day!

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Stevie S
It took a bit of getting used to but I really love it

It took a bit of getting used to but I really love it, and it looks so beautiful

Common questions

Questions before you buy.

How is the M'hekka different from a pumice stone?

A pumice stone is gritty and can feel scratchy. The M'hekka is carved from terracotta clay and fired for 48 hours, so its textured, unglazed surface glides over wet skin and buffs away rough skin more like a polish. It stays hard when wet, lasts for years, and many customers with sensory sensitivities find it far more comfortable.

How do you use the M'hekka?

Soak your feet in warm water for 10 to 15 minutes, or use it right after a warm shower. Wet the M'hekka thoroughly and scrub rough areas in gentle circular motions. Just water is fine. Rinse it after use and let it air dry.

Can I use the M'hekka on my whole body?

No, it is too strong for everyday skin. Use it only on rough areas like heels, the soles of your feet, knees and elbows. For the rest of your body, use a Kessa Glove.

How long does a M'hekka last, and how do I care for it?

Rinse it under warm water after use, using a small brush if needed, and let it dry completely. Store it in a cool, dry place. With proper care it lasts for years. Please keep it for personal use, since it cannot be disinfected between clients.

Will mine look exactly like the photos?

Close, but not identical. Every M'hekka is shaped and carved by hand by Hasan and his son Mohamed in Agadir, so size, carving and texture vary slightly from one to the next. The rough, unglazed surface is intentional, it is what lifts dead skin.

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