Microplane Foot File - Paddle Style

The same functionality as the orb with a handle for greater ease in reaching all areas of your feet.

Price: $17.95

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Get Back to Your Baby Soft Feet… With Just One Use!
Calluses are your body's way of protecting its soft; vulnerable skin from too much stress on your feet. The Microplane® Foot File is the first step in solving this problem by gently, (yet effectively), removing the dead skin cells that are hiding your baby soft skin underneath.

How Does It Work?
The Microplane® Foot File uses a variation of the patented Microplane® Grater technology which allows you to zest an orange (skimming off the tough zest) and leaving the soft pith. In a similar (yet gentler) process on your foot, the dead skin comes right off, leaving the baby soft skin below.

Why Is This Better Than Other Foot Softening Methods?
Other files just rub the skin off. This can either be very time consuming or simply does not work on thicker calluses. Creams takes days and weeks to sink in and do not get rid of the unwanted skin layers. Made in USA.

How Does It Feel?
It feels like a gentle foot massage, much like medium sandpaper. Here at Microplane®, we all use the Foot File ourselves and we tell you from experience how easy and effective we have found it to be. Call 866.968.6665 x4999 from 8 am to 5 pm CST.

Product Details

Choose between sage green, soft pink, teal blue, butter yellow, natural white (web only) and hot pink (web only).
Comes with Foot File Paddle, clear skin receptacle, cap, storage pouch and instructions.
Can be used with peel & stick buffing pads for minor skin touch-ups (sold separately).
Made in Russellville, Arkansas, USA.
Discounted 10% at checkout when you purchase 4 or more.
Dimensions: 7 " x 1 3/4 " x " 1"
Weight: 3 oz.
Materials: Blade made of surgical grade stainless steel. Plastic body and frame material designed to withstand professional sanitizing solutions, such as Barbicide.
CAUTION: Do not use this product if you are diabetic, have poor blood circulation, or have any inflammation or open wounds on your feet. Always consult your physician if any of these conditions exist.