Oh K! Aloe Foot Peel Mask has the best record at 24 of 29, with Holler and Glow Pedi Superstar Foot Mask close behind at 26 of 32. The most reviewers weighed in on Baby Foot Original Foot Peel (35), and it landed at 27 of 35. Every foot peel here missed for some people, and Oh K! Strawberry Mint Jelly Foot Peel has the weakest record at 8 of 13.
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Share of reviewers who stated an outcome for peeling. Ranked by the lower bound of a 90% confidence interval, so a product needs both a good share and enough reports to rank high.
Best record Oh K! Aloe Foot Peel Mask 24 of 29 say their feet peeled and came out smooth or soft See price & reviews on Amazon Nothing peeling is the common complaint: 20% of Holler and Glow Pedi Superstar Foot Mask reviews, 20% of Baby Foot Original Foot Peel reviews and 16% of Oh K! Aloe Foot Peel Mask reviews say so. People often write when a product let them down, so read the shares as a guide and not a promise.
Praise and complaints are the points reviewers repeat most, shown as a share of each product's counted store reviews.
Oh K!
62% say it peeled well and 22% mention soft feet afterward, with 11% calling it easy to use. The misses are no peeling (16%) and taking too long (5%).
Holler and Glow
Best for soft feet after
55% say it peeled well, 30% mention soft feet afterward and 8% say calluses came off. Not peeling is the sole complaint, at 20%.
No repeated complaints yet.
Baby Foot
The most reviewers weighed in on this one (35), and 42% say it peeled well with 30% mentioning soft feet afterward. Complaints include no peeling (20%), price (8%) and stinging or burning (5%).
Oh K!
A smaller group weighed in (13), and this is the weakest record here at 8 of 13. 38% say it peeled well and 38% mention soft feet, but 31% say it didn't peel and 12% say it costs too much.
The 4 products ranked here carry 516 reviews at Target. We read the newest reviews of each product (up to a thousand per listing), kept the ones that talk about peeling, and counted up to 40 per product, posted between Oct 2022 and Aug 2026.
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Because we searched for the problem, people who had it are overrepresented. Compare products with each other rather than reading a share as your own odds.
Skin type, skin tone and age splits use what reviewers chose on Sephora's review form (and age on Ulta's when given). We only show a split when enough reviewers fall on each side.
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Oh K! Aloe Foot Peel Mask has the best record (24 of 29), followed by Holler and Glow Pedi Superstar Foot Mask (26 of 32) and Baby Foot Original Foot Peel (27 of 35).
No. Even Oh K! Aloe Foot Peel Mask missed for 5 of 29 reviewers who said how it went, and 20% of Holler and Glow Pedi Superstar Foot Mask reviews and 20% of Baby Foot Original Foot Peel reviews say nothing peeled.
Reviewers are split on cost, with 10% calling it good value and 8% saying it is too expensive. 27 of 35 said their feet peeled and came out smooth or soft.
Follow the box timing. Let the skin shed on its own instead of pulling it. Skip it on cuts or broken skin, and ask a doctor first if you have diabetes or circulation problems.
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