Huh? What does this brick of volcanic rock have to do with baths? Well, pumice is often used to remove calluses and dry skin from the bottom of your feet in beauty salons and also as an exfoliator. But it’s also good for everyday maintenance of your feet and in the bath can be used as a scrubber for those deep cleaning needs.

I must admit that most of the pumice stones we’ve seen have rounded corners, whereas this one is rectangular. So you might want to look for one with rounded corners and that has a smoother surface if you’re going to use it on skin other than your feet in the bath.