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Caris Gold Double-Sided Foot File – Calluses & Dry Heels, Wooden Handle
Caris Gold Double-Sided Foot File – Calluses & Dry Heels, Wooden Handle
The Caris Gold double-sided foot file is a manual pedicure tool for removing dead skin, reducing calluses and getting softer, smoother heels. Its coarse red side tackles thickened skin, while its fine-grit black side smooths the skin. Wooden handle with a cord for hanging it in the bathroom.
- Double-sided: coarse red side for calluses, fine black side for finishing
- Dry heels and dead skin: manual exfoliation, no batteries or recharging needed
- Wooden handle for a comfortable grip
- Hanging cord for storing it anywhere in the bathroom
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DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Dry heels, thickening skin, calluses that snag your socks: foot care is often the most overlooked part of a beauty routine. Yet a gentle, regular step is all it takes to make your feet feel more comfortable. The foot rasp (also called a foot file) is the simplest accessory for doing this at home, without an electric device.
The Caris Gold double-sided foot rasp features two complementary abrasive surfaces. The coarse-grit red side helps gradually remove calluses and dead skin from the heels and soles of the feet. The fine-grit black side takes over to smooth and soften the skin after exfoliation, for soft, smooth heels.
Its wooden handle offers a comfortable grip, and its hanging cord lets you hang it anywhere in the bathroom to dry and keep it within easy reach. Manual and easy to use, it requires no batteries or charging: a practical alternative to electric devices for a true at-home foot treatment.
Results vary depending on skin condition and frequency of use. To extend the treatment, apply a suitable cream afterward: discover our Dr. Lana foot cream, our Afrique Soap foot cream, our kessa glove and the Care and Wellness.
Why choose this double-sided foot file?
Why choose this double-sided foot file?
✔ Double-sided : coarse red grit for calluses, fine black grit for smoothing
✔ Helps remove dead skin and calluses from heels
✔ Softer, smoother heels thanks to the fine-grit finish
✔ Wooden handle · comfortable grip
✔ Hanging cord to hang it in the bathroom · manual, no batteries required
Instructions for use and precautions for use
Instructions for use and precautions for use
1. Clean your feet and dry them thoroughly.
2. Red side (coarse grit) : gently rub it over areas with calluses, such as your heels.
3. Black side (fine grit) : then use it to smooth the skin.
4. Rinse your feet and apply a suitable moisturizer.
5. Clean the foot file after use and let it dry completely, for example by hanging it from its cord.
⚠️ Precautions : avoid rubbing too vigorously to prevent skin irritation. Do not use it on wounds, open cracks, or irritated skin. If you have diabetes, circulatory problems, or loss of sensation in your feet, consult a healthcare professional before use. For personal use only: do not share it. Keep out of reach of children.
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Everything you need to know about the Caris Gold double-sided foot file
1. How do you use a double-sided foot file?
On clean, dry feet, first use the coarse red side on calluses, then the fine-grit black side to smooth the skin. Rinse, apply a moisturizer, then clean and dry the foot file.
2. Which side should I use for calluses?
The red side, with coarse grit, is designed for calluses and thick dead skin. The black side, with fine grit, is used afterward to smooth and soften.
3. How often should you use a foot file?
Once or twice a week is generally enough, depending on the condition of your feet. Go gently: it’s better to use it more often with light pressure than to scrub hard. Stop if you experience redness or pain.
4. What is the difference between a foot rasp and a foot file?
Both terms refer to the same type of manual pedicure accessory: an abrasive surface for removing dead skin and smoothing heels. It is called a foot rasp or foot file, depending on local usage.
5. How do I remove calluses from my heels?
Regularly and gently: use the coarse side on thickened areas, then the fine side to smooth, and moisturize afterward. Calluses gradually diminish. For very thick or painful calluses, or if you have diabetes, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
6. How do you care for the foot file?
Clean it after each use, for example with a brush and soapy water, and let it dry completely. Its cord lets you hang it in the bathroom. It is for personal use: do not share it.
7. Who should seek advice before using it?
People with diabetes, circulation problems, or loss of sensation in their feet should seek advice from a healthcare professional. Do not use on wounds, open cracks, or irritated skin.
