Poll posted by BR Natalie
We all have those 'cringe' beauty habits that are incredibly satisfying. From popping a pimple to biting a nail. How about filing your feet? There's something to be said about the almost instantaneous shift from hard, rough heels to smooth, sandal-ready feet, albeit in a cloud of skin-dust (eww).
When it comes to our beauty routines we all have slightly different habits - different methods and techniques work better for some than others. Foot filing is no different. Some of us swear by metal files, others by glass. Some of us will only file thoroughly soaked feet, others like to do it on completely dry feet. So is there a right way?
Well no. Some people believe that by filing on wet feet you run the risk of removing too much skin, and by filing dry feet you might cause cracking or pain. It really seems to be a case of experimentation - different files will work on different feet in different ways. The rougher/more grater-like the file you're probably going to want to use on wet feet.
We're going to be trialing the Manicare® pediPRO Callus File.
This double sided tool offers both coarse and fine grit to suit your needs. The non-slip, silky, soft touch handle makes for a luxurious grip. It is simple and easy to use for your feet, leaving calloused areas feeling smoother and softer.
This awesome tool comes from Manicares pediPRO range which consists of 3 products designed to give you your best looking feet ever! You can find out more about the pediPRO range here.
If you're interested in a spot on this trial team, why not tell us - would you be filing dry or wet feet? And why?
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I am sure that the descriptor for Hobbits feet were based on mine! That's how great they are! I use a chiropody sponge on my heels, wet in the shower and then do dry buffing as well. Anything for a nice result. Keen for trail