We all love nice feet. Feet that are smooth enough, moisturized well and with the perfect little nails. However, the reality for some people involves ugly corns, calluses, and bunions, which may or may not be accompanied with a slight foot smell. No one likes feet that are not awesome.

Calluses can be gotten rid of using callus removers. Callus removers are used to remove any dry and hard skin on your feet, fingers or hands, and they should have no side effects on the person. With so many products in the market, you need to pick the best callus remover that will give you value for your money. Below is a review of the top four available.

Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp Review

This is a grater-like file which is quite sharp. This rasp, removes the thickest and the worst calluses of them all. This file has the largest surface which ensures that it scrubs of a large surface area at a time, and it does this within the least time possible.

The stainless steel teeth ensure that very thick calluses are gotten to. It is, however, not recommended if you have relatively thin calluses as it might hurt your feet.

Amopé Pedi Perfect Electronic Foot File Review

This is an electronic foot file that is used to get rid of dry skin on heels. This foot file comes with a Micralumina roller head that quickly and efficiently gets rid of tough and thickened skin.

If your dry skin and calluses come off only during professional pedicures, try this callus remover and you will see great results just after a few uses. Moreover, the roller head can be replaced when worn out without needing to buy a whole new remover.

For anyone whose cracked heels may be painful due to the dryness, this product is safe, as long as you use it as directed. Get it now and unveil the beauty in your feet.

Electric Callus Remover and Shaver by Naturalico Review

The roller head on this electric callus remover spins about 40 times for every second. If you want instant results on your feet, say, you have that event in two days and you have to wear those awesome strappy sandals, this is the perfect callus remover for you.

Due to its optimized speed, it works faster and more effective than other removers, and the results are smooth skin, not rough and reddish heels. It is water resistant, hence quite convenient to use anywhere, and it comes with its own cleaning brush, which makes it very easy to maintain.

The speeds come in two, and you can pick whichever speed you prefer. Did I mention it is very attractive?

Callus Eliminator Bundle Review

If you have really thick calluses that cannot seem to give up, try the Callus Eliminator Bundle. This callus remover is one of the best because of its unscented, natural and stunning positive effects. This callus remover comes in two: first, there is the actual callus remover. This is used to eliminate the calluses that have built up. All you have to do is soak your feet in hot water, apply this callus remover then let it set for a while. Afterward, rinse your feet and apply lotion.

The second product is the dry heel eliminator. This oil is used to get rid of dry heels, which is common even without calluses. It eliminates the dry skin while ensuring that it does not spread.

Callus Remover Buying GuideHow to find the best option for your needs.

So you want to make your feet great again – well, less great and more smooth. The choice of a callus remover has to be done carefully to ensure that the product chosen is effective without having any side effects. Ensure:

a) If you have thick calluses and more dry skin, the preferable remover should be electrical or one that requires actual scrubbing by you. Creams are less effective for thick calluses.

b) The callus remover chosen should be easy to use. If you find physical scrubbing more exhausting, go with an electric one, which does most of the work.

c) Moreover, ensure that the callus remover is comfortable on your feet. Don’t use heavy scrubbers if you have thin calluses, as they might hurt your feet.

d) The price of the remover should be taken into account. Electronic models are generally more expensive.