Callus Remover Shaver Corn Cutter Hard Dead Skin Pedicure Foot Tool 

Callus Hard Skin Remover has been designed with a stainless steel head and ergonomically sculpted handle for ease of control when in use, ensuring you have smooth beautiful feet in minutes.

Easy and quick to use, far more effective than expensive electric callus removal tools.

replacement blades for safe painless effective professional results at home.   The blades are specifically angled so that they provide minimal pressure on the skin to remove the hard skin build up.

corn and callus remover is a unique tool designed for the safe and effective removal of, calluses and hardened skin to leave skin feeling soft and smooth.

replacement blades for safe painless effective professional results at home.   The blades are specifically angled so that they provide minimal pressure on the skin to remove the hard skin build up.

Instructions for use: 

Using a callous remover for the first time requires patience, the ability to see well, lots of good lighting and a steady hand. Some people prefer to use a sanding paddle to remove calluses. Removing calluses with a blade if you have diabetes, bleeding disorders, immune disorders or circulation problems is not recommended. Cutting calluses with a blade should only be done if you have thick calluses. If you plan on using a blade to cut calluses, it is important to use the correct procedures.

STEP 1:

Insert the blade into the callous shaver.

STEP 2:

Wash your feet thoroughly with soap and warm water. Dry your feet thoroughly and wait about five minutes to make sure they are dry. Find a quiet place with lots of light and a comfortable seat before attempting to use your callous shaver. Doing so will help you to be comfortable so that you can fully concentrate on what you are doing.

STEP 3:

Look closely at your calluses and make sure they are thick enough to cut with a blade before beginning. If your calluses are not very thick, do not use a blade to cut them. There are other methods to use such as a sanding paddle or a pumice stone to take off calluses that are thin.

STEP 4:

Pick up your callous shaver and lay it on the top part of the callous. Do not lay the blade above the area that you are going to cut, as this may result in cutting the soft part of your foot. The blade should be laying on the thickest part of your callous. Apply an even amount of light pressure to the callous with the callous blade.

STEP 5:

Gently glide the blade over the top your callous using a steady hand and light pressure. You should be cutting off only a thin layer of your callous. Repeat if necessary until the callous is thinner. Do not keep cutting until the callous has gotten close to the soft part of the foot. Sand the callous with the sanding paddle to remove the marks that are left on the skin from using the blade. This will make the area that you have cut with the blade smooth.