A pumice stone is a popular skin care tool often used for exfoliation. It works well for tough skin, like your feet, but it can be too harsh for other areas. With a few tips, you can learn to use ...

After using a pumice stone, thoroughly rinse your feet to remove any remaining dead skin, and then apply a rich, hydrating moisturizer or foot cream. “The most effective creams to help reduce ...

A pumice stone can remove your dead skin as well as unwanted hair. However, it’s important to use it correctly so you don’t take off too much skin and risk infection.

The best pumice stones for feet, body and hands, according to skincare experts, plus how to use them on calluses for super soft skin. Pumice stones pack a big punch when it comes to exfoliation ...

A pumice stone is safe to use on ceramic pots and pans and glass bakeware — used with dish soap, or even just water, it scours away cake on grease, burns and food particles, says Pritchard.

Some creators, such as this one, simply use a pumice stone dipped in water to remove stuck-on gunk. Others, like this one ...

A pumice stone, however, is a non-toxic solution for kicking the kitchen muck. Plus, it also works on glass baking dishes, ...

Pumice, a lightweight volcanic rock filled with tiny gas bubbles, has recently been found washing up on Texas beaches. This natural phenomenon, while not common, occasionally occurs and piques the ...

When Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79, fiery avalanches of ash and pumice assaulted Pompeii, displacing some 15,000 inhabitants and killing at least 1,500 more.