StyleberryLarge Stainless Steel Foot File
R129
About
Are you tired of the dead skin on your feet? This Styleberry foot file will aid in removing thick calluses, bad heels and tough deep skin.
With surgical-grade stainless steel surface and sharp blades, this foot file set is washable and reusable. It is gentle on your skin and will remove the dead skin from your feet safely and painlessly.
Use this file on callus removal, dead skin or hardened skin. This file can be used whether your foot is wet or dry and can be washed once done using it. Let this file help you achieve soft, smooth and beautiful feet once again. This file is large and sharp with a stainless steel wavy surface and curved design, meaning it can be used at any angle or hard-to-reach areas. The attached handle makes it easier for you to grip it in your hand while working.
The foot file’s handle is made of high-quality materials with a non-slip frosted texture to provide extra grip. The handle has a hole for easy hanging and drying after use. This stainless steel foot file is suitable for women, men and the elderly with hard and cracked skin on their feet
Recommended use
- Can be used Wet or Dry
- For best results, we recommend that you use it after bathing or soak your feet in warm water for 10-15 minutes.
- Please remember this file is sharp and should not be over-used. If the skin is broken or thin, then continued filing will cause the skin to become red and painful.
- After filing, you should wash your feet and then apply a nourishing lotion to keep your feet soft.
- Clean and hang the foot file after use.
Product Features
- Reusable and Washable
- Can be used Wet or Dry
- Versatile File
- Aid in removing thick calluses, bad heels and tough deep skin
- Wide Application
- Please Note: For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items
Product Specifications
- Material: Stainless steel
- Dimensions: 27 x 7.5 x 2cm
- Weight: 95g
What's included?
- 1 x Foot File
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