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48 Pieces Callus Shaver Sets in 4 Types Foot Care

€17,71

48 Pieces Callus Shaver Sets in 4 Types, Include 4 Callus Remover Shavers 40 Replacement Slices and 4 Foot File Heads Foot Care


Multiple usages: the callus remover kit is a good solution for dry, calloused, hard skin, cracked heel skin and more, helping make your skin on feet more smooth and softer with little effort; It's a gift gift for the elderly

Removable head design: the callus shaver features a removable head that is easy to change and convenient to use; Smooth edges and smooth handle make it comfortable to remove hard skin, time-saving and labor-saving

Portable and suitable size: the package size is 9.8 x 2.4 inches, the callus remover shaver measures 5.7 x 1.2 inches, and the foot file head measures 1.6 x 1 inches; Portable design and proper size allow you to work at ease

4 Different types: you will get 4 pieces foot callus shavers of 4 different designs (1 plastic handle, 1 wooden handle, 1 stainless steel handle, 1 stainless steel integrated style), 40 pieces replacement blades and 4 foot file heads; Sleek design provides you with a comfortable grip and easy control

Durable material: these hard skin removers adopt quality stainless steel, which is rust-proof and wear-resistant, sturdy and durable; Kindly remind: these tools are not suitable for people with thin skin, stay away from children, and be cautious while using

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