A callus remover with a blade on one side and a buffer on the other
Smooths rough heels
The scraper glides over dry, coarse heel skin and takes off the dead layers rather than digging in. The difference shows after the first pass.
Two sides, two jobs
The stainless steel blade on the front lifts hard callus. Turn it over and the textured side polishes what is left, so you go from rough to smooth with one tool instead of two.
Comes apart to clean, and the blade swaps out
The head detaches, so you rinse both the blade and the abrasive side under the tap and let them dry. When the blade dulls you replace the insert instead of the whole tool.
A wide head and a handle you can control
The working head is wide enough to cover the heel in fewer passes, and the curved handle keeps the angle steady. It is small enough to keep in a wash bag.
Smooth, soft feet start at home
See it at work
1. Two surfaces, a complete routine
Use the stronger side for stubborn callus, then finish with the finer side for softer, cleaner-looking feet. Rough-skin removal, a smooth finish and a simple routine, all in one small tool.
2. Smoother after one session
Gently removing the dry build-up shows softer-looking feet underneath. Good for sandals, holidays, the beach and everyday care. Tip: start gently and don't press hard. Filing too much can irritate the skin.
3. Stainless steel that lasts
Made for repeated use and easy cleaning, without disposable pads for every session. Rinse and dry it after use to keep it hygienic.
4. A scraper and a fine file
The scraper side takes on thick callus and dead skin; the fine side buffs and polishes the heel. For dry heels, rough soles and regular foot care, without booking an appointment.
5. Small enough to take anywhere
Light and easy to store: bathroom drawer, self-care kit or travel bag. Keep your feet smooth at home, on holiday or before sandal season. A practical gift, too.