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Electric Foot File Two-Speed Adjustment Pedicure Tools

€21,64

Electric Foot Callus Remover Kit Rechargeable callous removers 3 Grinding Heads Waterproof Portable foot file Dead, Hard Cracked Dry Skin Pedicure Tools Foot Care

Features:
1.This product is designed for dry and rough hand, foot or heel skin and should not be used in other parts of the body.
2.There comes with 3 different roller heads:
Fine roller Head - Suitable for the callus of hands cocked dead skin and more delicate skin care;
Regular Roller Head - Suitable for the newly formed callus and normal skin care;
Coarse Roller Head - Suitable for stubborn thick callus and dead skin.
3.Gently turn the roller head to stay in the dry and rough skin area for 2-3 seconds. Gently slide the roller head over the skin and do not press too hard, or the product will stop working.
4.Before use, clean and soften the skin, then dry the skin to ensure the best results. DO NOT use this product if there is a wound or bleeding on your skin.

Specifications:
Material: ABS
Color: white
Size: 16.5*6.5*3.5CM
Weight: 300g

Packing list:
1* Host
1* Charging Cord
1* Cleaning Brush
3* Roller Heads
1* User Manual

 

 

 
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