Rikans Colossal Foot File, Professional Foot Rasp Callus Remover, Foot Care Pedicure Tool to Remove Hard Skin,Can Be Used on Wet or Dry Skin, Surgical Grade Stainless Steel File (Foot File set)

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I was skeptical about this callus remover at first because of all the hype, but let me tell you—it totally lives up to it! I’ve been battling calluses for years thanks to constantly wearing heels at work, and some of them are really stubborn. I used to spend extra on callus removal and foot scrubs during pedicures, but not anymore. Now, I can handle it all by myself at home. It’s not only effective but also super fun and satisfying to use. Totally a game changer for anyone dealing with tough calluses!

I don't rave about products very often, but I just can't say enough good things about this set. The larger of the two tools must be used with caution, but if you are careful, you won't regret the purchase.I work on my feet and have suffered from calluses for a very long time. i have tried everything in the past...sand paper type exfoliators, "cheese grater" types, razor blade tools, rich lotions and creams...both wet and dry...and nothing worked very well. THIS SET IS INCREDIBLE THOUGH!The larger grater-style tool removes large amounts of dry skin with absolute ease - even without soaking your feet first. It requires very little effort and literally takes only seconds to remove thick calluses from rough feet. Because it is so effective, you really need to take great care in using that particular tool. Do not press too firmly or you will remove healthy skin as well - which not only causes bleeding, but you will have incredibly sore spots on your feet for days. Only light pressure is needed and you've got to go slow. I recommend the lightest touch and feel your feet after every pass to ensure you aren't going too deep. (If you do happen to go too far and end up with soreness, I have found applying a little Neosporin on the area, followed by a waterproof bandage will draw the soreness out in about 24 hours.)The larger tool can leave your feet slightly rough, so the smaller tool can then be used to smooth your feet as smooth as glass. I have found that then applying a cream made with 40% urea and 2% salicylic acid will help to keep calluses from reforming.If used with caution, I assure you these tools will give you the softest, smoothest feet of your dreams.

I had deep cracks on my feet that were painful and it seems to take so long to get rid of the rough skin with a pumice stone or something similar so inwas looking for an alternative. If you use the big file in his kit on dry skin, it takes it off pretty slow and it grabs so its a little painful, but thats because its just chomping at the bit to do its job. Now, if you soften the skin with a soak (i also bought some softener gel that i think helped), then get some tortillas ready because this thing is like a cheese grater and you could make quesedillas with the results!! Thats gross, but it just tells the extent of what you're getting and its effective without eating up "live" skin.I havent tried the smaller files, but they look to be good. I just bought this because of the big grater and am totally happy with it.Things you'll like:Its big enough you're working on your whole foot at once.Its aggressive yet not enough to damage (although there is a warning to take it slow because im sure someone got into live skin before)Ive use it several times in the first week and it seems as sharp as day one.Not that you won't like it because of the following, but:Its slower on dry skin and is aggressive enough it will pull which is painful, just use it when your feet are soaked and soft.Its not good at getting into small areas like the corner of toes, but thats probably where the smaller files come in.Overall, you're getting this set for the big "cheese gater", which works great! Within two days, my crack pain was gone and my feet were back to walking barefoot again (which is my problem in the first place)

How did I never have one of these!Cleaned up my heals in one session, you’d want to be careful though I think you could injure yourself, but miraculous. I soaked my feet first, which helps, but it was so easy.