Finishing Touch Flawless Pedi Electronic Tool File and Callus Remover, Pedicure-New Version (Amazon Exclusive)

I’m very happy with the Finishing Touch Flawless Pedi. It’s easy to use, feels well-made, and delivers great results. My feet feel smooth and soft after each use.It’s gentle but effective, and I love that I can do my own pedicure at home. The price is fair for the quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an easy and convenient way to care for their feet!

Every summer, at the start of the season, I use one of those callus peeler tools to get rid of the calluses on my feet from winter. This time however, I nicked myself pretty badly (and I do it with dry skin too, to try to avoid that to begin with, not wet or even recently soaked feet!) After that cut got infected and took days to heal, I figured, okay, I NEED A BETTER PROCESS.When I found this, I thought it was a great idea. I had high hopes and the results are fantastic, however, don't think that this will equal zero work for you. This doesn't immediately smooth your feet. My feet weren't bad to begin with (given the prep work I did with the other tool) but I still had to work on each foot for about 10 minutes for them to get as smooth as I wanted. Regardless, the work took a fraction of the time that the manual peeler would have. The electronic callus remover is also pretty lightweight, so using it for that long wasn't even a bother.Additionally the peeler never let me address every other part of the foot, that maybe didn't have calluses but had dry, and slightly rough skin. Even a regular pumice stone couldn't get them as smooth as this! I now was able to address the back of the toes, the skin that connects the toes to the rest of the foot, as well as around the tops and sides of the toes. I'll admit, this took some effort and maneuvering. Because the cylindrical file isn't small, it's hard to address smaller areas. Not impossible but some extra effort. It would be interesting to see a mini version of this though, for those very tight areas.As happy as I am with the results, from a creative person's perspective, there is one or two things I would change about this tool.This, to me, is similar to that electronic nail file they use at the salon for acrylic or gel nails. The difference with that machine (at the salon) however is that you can change the direction it's spinning it, so that it's easier to use depending on what area you're targeting. With this electronic callus remover, this was my biggest challenge. It only spins in one direction, so this may feel intuitive in some areas and the opposite in others. I tried a few things like changing hands, or flipping the device upside down to make it easier but it was still a little awkward in some cases. That's pretty much the thing that bothered me the most. It doesn't make it impossible but it does mean you may need to be a little patient as you learn to use it, and work around this one flaw.And most importantly, here's the best tip ever and one that I haven't seen mentioned yet: If it's warm (temp wise), USE IT OUTSIDE. You'll save yourself a total headache with clean up. I haven't used this inside yet and honestly, don't plan on it until it's too cold to go outside. It creates so much dust, you wouldn't believe. So take it outside and save yourself the work :pI look fwd to making this a regular part of my pedicure routine. It's so nice to have something other than that manual peeler. While it was so helpful, you can get carried away and end up with a deep cut, so I think I'll end up using both if I need a heavy duty job, and just the electronic one for more so upkeep jobs. Additionally, while the callus peeler is effective, it's pretty much impossible to get the skin to be smooth all around. You'd always end up with uneven areas and it's pretty noticeable too if you don't soak and pumice your feet after, so this electronic file can pretty much not only accomplish the same task but even do more by making the skin totally even.Note: I don't suggest using this with a manicure unless you're going to wear nitrile gloves or something like that. It's WAY too easy to mess them up. Just be mindful :)

I have used a couple of other electronic files where the roller is horizontal. This one is not horizontal. I gave this one a try. It's more light weight than the others I tried, it's easier to handle and store. The motor on this one seems very efficient compared to the others.The speed and effectiveness of this callus filer gets an A. The attachment quality and effectiveness get A+. The battery life gets a C (average). I got about 1.5 hours on one charge with multiple uses.Be sure to follow the cleaning instructions. I soak the rollers in odoban then wash with soap and water. I wipe down the body with odoban.The attachments are easy to use and switch out A. This product is easy to clean, easy to use, and the price is appropriate. Next is to find the replacement rollers...

This is a game changer!!! No more hacking away at your heals like a lumberjack cutting wood. So light and easy to hold. The machine does all the work. You don’t have to twist into god aweful positions to get the right angle. It is so powerful. The amount of dead skin coming off is kinda gross, so do it over a plastic bag or tub, but what an amazing outcome. This is great for someone disabled, or lacking hand strength. Less than the cost of one pedicure and so much better. It works better than any other device I have tried.

It really works! Beautifully designed, well made product that gets the job done. Use the rough grit to remove the hard cracked skin, and smooth with the fine grit! I also love that it has a light feature so you can see what you are doing! I wish I bought this earlier, great battery life and comfortable to hold in your hands! The only thing I wish there was a carrier or case to store it!

I wish I had a before picture of my foot, but this works so fantastically and you can also buy additional heads at a very low cost. I seem to only use the rough one, as my big toes, and the bone beneath them develop calluses on the outside of them pretty frequently. I do use the highest speed, but it takes practice because you have to hold it at a certain pressure so that it doesn’t just rise up your foot and hit your toenails or something. I would not suggest a diabetic ever do this on their own as it is hard to tell until your foot is burning that you’ve gone too far. I have learned by experience. But, overall, this is the very fastest and most effective tool I’ve ever had for Getting rid of my calluses!

I loved this filer. I use it regularly. This is my 2nd one. My first one lasted for about two years and just stopped working. Totally worth the $.

This is a great option for summer when your feet are rough. It doesn't hurt and having two options for the rolling sander helps for delicate parts of your foot. A friend recommended it to me and she takes hers to the salon with her for a pedicure so she knows the instrument is sanity.