Foot File

YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

• Why should I use a foot file?

  Dry, cracked skin on your feet is uncomfortable and unattractive. A foot file gently gets rid of the dead skin you don’t want, leaving your feet soft, smooth, and beautiful. You’ll love the soft, silky skin left behind your first session with a foot file!

  
  

• How do I use this foot file to remove calluses on my feet?

  Soak your feet in warm water for 5-10 minutes. Then, gently rub the sharp side of the file on your problem areas using a gentle, rhythmic motion. Go gently – let the foot file do the work instead of muscling through it! When you’re done, gently dry your feet and add your favorite moisturizer. Voila! Smooth, glowing feet.

• Will this foot file remove calluses in one session?

  That depends on how thick your calluses are and how long it’s been since you’ve last used a foot file on your feet. If it’s been a while, expect to take a few sessions before your feet are completely smooth. Don’t worry about getting rid of every bit of dead skin in a single session – better to come back later than risk hurting your feet.

  
  

• How does this foot file compare to a pumice stone?

  Foot files wield a heavier grade of exfoliation than pumice stones. While both can be equally effective at removing dead, dry, or calloused skin, we recommend foot files for feet needing some SERIOUS love. You’ll definitely notice a difference.

  
  

• Which materials are used in this foot file?

  Our foot file is made from stainless steel with a 100% bamboo handle. You won’t need to worry about sketchy materials, too! We use environmentally friendly materials and never test our products on animals. Go ahead! Get after exfoliating those feet!

• How big is the foot file?

  Our foot file is just over 13″ long so you won’t have to work at covering large areas of callused skin at once.

• I have blisters on my feet. Can I still use your callus remover foot file?

  We don’t recommend using a foot file on skin that is broken or blistered. If you have either of these issues, wait until your skin has healed before exfoliating to avoid making the injury worse.

  
  

• How do I take care of my foot file?

  After every use, rinse away any dead skin cells or cleanser that may be left on the file. You can also use an old toothbrush to get it an even better clean.  Then, hang it in a well-ventilated area to dry completely.