How do i get the dead skin off my leo geckos toes?

My leopard geckos have had the same issue before and what i did was i held them in one hand and kept the head between my thumb and finger and that way there would be no stress on the tail. then i would use my hand and gently "roll" it off like rolling off a glove rather than trying to grab the skin and pull it off. Just make sure you are careful to make sure there is no stress on the tail or they may drop it. i have had no issues while doing this before and it is better for your gecko to be a bit stressed then lose a foot or toe. Also depending on the age of your geckos i have some advice for taming them. If they are younger and not babies(they are much stressed much easier) maybe a few months old hold on to them for a short amount of time everyday and when they bite don't freak out or put him/her back into the cage/tank. just act as if nothing has happened and put him/her back when you want. Doing this my leopard geckos realized that biting does nothing and were tamed in a very short amount of time and they will rarely bite now and if they do they let go almost immediately. reason why this is easier to do when they are younger is because when they get older their bites are rather painful lol

How long did you soak them for? Usually soaking them in warm water works very well. If the skin doesn't come off easy, put them back in the water and wait longer. I use the giant tweezers sold in pet stores to feed snakes, on my geckos' retained sheds. The larger tongs are easier to control.

i just usually hold mine, and get tweezers to take them off..make sure there's enough humidity in your cage. my one lizards toe fell off because i could not get the skin off... it's a pretty common problem, i guess.