Best callus shaver for tough feet?

Does anyone happen to know where I can pick one of these up? It looks pretty similar to those cheese knives you see at Bed Bath & Beyond, and I'm thinking it might have those replaceable blades inside...

Check your Walmart inbox, I already sent it over there 🙂

Jessica Hall95 said:Check your Walmart inbox, I just saw it over there 🙂

thanks, I'll give that a shot... if anyone else knows of any other spots, please let me know...

I think I spotted something similar at Walmart, maybe from Johnson & Johnson. Is that specifically for ingrown nails?

Yes, they actually carry it at Walmart, though if I were you, I’d check out Target—that new drugstore over by the mall—since their prices tend to be a bit more reasonable. You might even want to swing by CVS; they always have the most random assortment of stuff in stock! Just... please, do be careful not to nick yourself, okay? Try to keep your hand nice and relaxed while you're doing it.

No, this isn't actually meant for ingrown nails 🙂, rather it's for those thickened patches on the soles—specifically the heels. Though, if you go overboard with it, you'll just end up with #trending—I actually tried cutting my own calluses once, and honestly, it just made the skin grow back even thicker! I’d much rather stick to a foot file, some exfoliation, a pumice stone, or even just a bit of lemon juice... provided you do it consistently. And if your job requires you to be on your feet all day, please, do yourself a favor and wear some supportive, cushioned shoes.

coppergardener said:no, it’s not really for ingrown nails 🙂, it’s more about those thick calluses on the feet, specifically around the heels. though if you go overboard with it, you should just stick to #trending—I actually tried cutting my own skin away once and it just made the calluses grow back even faster... I'd honestly rather just stick to a foot file, some exfoliation, a pumice stone, or even just lemon juice, as long as I'm being consistent with it. and if you spend all day on your feet, you really need to invest in some comfy shoes.

Exactly, it's for the calluses... mine really acts up on the side of my pinky toe...
It doesn't bother me much during my normal routine, but when I'm playing tennis, it absolutely kills me... sliding around on the court dust and playing several times a week makes it sting like crazy... I went to a professional podiatrist and saw that they just slice it right off with a tool, and honestly, once I put my sneakers back on, it feels better than sex... so then I tried doing it myself with a sharp blade and realized that actually helps quite a bit too... now I've finally decided to just go out and buy one of those professional surgical blades...

coppergardener said:no, it’s not actually for ingrown nails 🙂, it’s more for dealing with those thick calluses on your feet, specifically the heels. though if you go overboard with it, you’re just gonna end up with #trending issues—I tried cutting mine myself once and it honestly just made the skin grow back even thicker... I’d much rather stick to a foot file, some peeling, a pumice stone, or even just lemon juice, as long as I'm being consistent with it. plus, if you're on your feet all day, you really need to invest in some supportive, comfy shoes.

Exactly, it's for the calluses... mine really acts up on the side of my pinky toe...
It doesn't bother me during my normal routine, but when I'm out playing tennis, it’s absolute torture... sliding around on the hardcourt and playing several times a week makes it sting like crazy... I went to see a podiatrist and saw him just hacking away at it with a blade, and honestly, once I put my sneakers back on, it felt better than sex... then I tried doing it myself with a sharp knife and realized that actually helps quite a bit too... so now I've finally decided to just go out and buy one of those professional surgical blades...

coppergardener said:nah, it’s not really for ingrown nails 🙂, it's more about that thick, calloused skin on your feet, especially the heels. though if you go overboard with it, you're basically just hurting yourself—I tried cutting at my own skin once and it just made the calluses grow back even faster... I'd honestly rather stick to a foot file, some exfoliation, a pumice stone, or even just lemon juice, as long as I'm doing it regularly. plus, if you're on your feet all day, you really need some decent, cushioned shoes.

Exactly, it's for those calluses... mine really acts up on the side of my pinky toe...
It doesn't bother me much during my normal routine, but when I'm playing tennis, it's absolutely killing me... sliding around on the hardcourt and playing several times a week just makes it sting like hell... I went to see a podiatrist and saw him just hacking away at it with a blade, and man, when I put my tennis shoes back on, it felt better than sex... then later I tried doing it myself with a sharp knife and realized that actually helps quite a bit too... so now I've decided I'm just gonna go ahead and buy one of those professional surgical blades