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20 in 1 Foot Files Professional Pedicure Tools Set

€18,20

20 in 1 Foot Files Professional Pedicure Tools Set Foot Callus Remover Foot Scrubber Dead Skin Remover Pedicure Kits for Women


High-Quality: Our Professional Pedicure Kit is made of high-quality stainless steel and ABS material, durable and sturdy, which will offer you a comfortable and long-lasting use experience.

20 in 1 Foot Care Kit: The Manicure Pedicure Set Kit contains 19 tools, including foot rasp, cuticle pusher, foot clipper, scraper, callus remover, cuticle remover, foot file, nail file, nail and toenail clipper, etc. Different manicure pedicure tools to meet your different needs.

Ergonomic Design: Each tool is designed for special functions, with small and lightweight design, holding comfortable, easy to operate, can be also used for indoor and outdoor use.

Portable & Convenient: Coming with a free storage box for quick store and use. Portable size is convenient for home or professional use, you can take it wherever you go.

Suitable for both professional and at-home pedicure, good for removing callus, corn, hard skin, foot peel, cuticle etc. Gently remove corn on foot, peel the dead or rough skin smooth your feet and polish the nails.

 







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