Curved Foot File for Hard Skin & Calluses - Pink

Swap rough, cracked heels for soft, comfortable feet in minutes. The Brushworks Curved Foot File hugs the heel to buff away hard skin and calluses with a few light strokes, so every step feels easier and your feet look cared for, whatever you wear.

• Heel-shaped curve: covers the whole heel in each stroke, no missed patches
• Dual coarse surfaces: tackle stubborn calluses and dry, rough skin
• Ergonomic grip: steady control and comfort while you work
• Versatile reach: also refines the balls and sides of the feet
• Long-lasting build: keeps its shape use after use
• Pink finish: easy to spot on any bathroom shelf
• PETA-approved: vegan and not tested on animals

• Brand: Brushworks
• Product type: Curved foot file
• Sides: 2, both coarse
• Colour: Pink
• Quantity: 1
• Best for: Heels, hard skin and calluses
• Use on: Dry skin
• Suggested use: 1–2 times a week
• Certification: PETA-approved vegan, not tested on animals
• Brand origin: United Kingdom

1. Start with clean, dry feet, or towel-dry thoroughly after a short soak.
2. Line the curve up with the heel or any rough patch.
3. File with light, even strokes, checking the skin as you go.
4. Stop before the area turns pink or tender.
5. Moisturise straight after to lock in softness.
6. Clean the file and let it dry fully before storing.

• Open-shoe wearers: comfortable, presentable heels through long Gulf summers
• Rough, cracked heels: softer skin that no longer snags on socks or bedsheets
• Home pedicure fans: a salon-worthy finish between appointments
• Active feet: relief from calluses built up by walking and workouts
• Event-goers: confident, polished feet for weddings and Eid gatherings
• Gift seekers: a practical add-on for any self-care basket

Why Customers Choose It

Flat files and pumice stones miss the curve of the heel, so rough patches linger and you end up scrubbing harder than you need to. This file follows the shape of your foot, removing build-up evenly with less effort and less risk of overdoing one spot.

A few minutes a week, and you stop hiding your feet: bare toes on the beach, by the pool or at home, and soft skin at the end of a long day.

Why are my heels so hard and cracked?

Heat, open footwear, dry air-conditioned rooms and long hours standing all draw moisture out of the skin, so it thickens and splits at the edges.

Should I use a foot file on wet or dry skin?

Dry skin gives the most precise result. If you soak first to soften calluses, pat feet completely dry before filing.

How do I remove calluses at home?

File gently in short sessions; thick build-up softens gradually over several weeks rather than in one go.

Does it help cracked heels?

It smooths the rough skin around cracks, and a rich foot cream afterwards keeps heels supple. Deep or painful cracks should be seen by a specialist.

How often should I use it?

One or two times a week. Daily filing can leave skin sore and prompt it to thicken again.

How do I avoid filing too much?

Use light pressure and stop the moment the area feels even; never file until it stings.

Is a foot file better than a pumice stone?

For heels, often yes. The curved shape covers more skin with even pressure, and it holds its form instead of wearing down unevenly.

Foot file or electric callus remover?

A manual file gives you more control over pressure, needs no charging and costs far less.

Is it suitable for diabetic or sensitive feet?

If you have diabetes, poor circulation or reduced sensation, check with your doctor or podiatrist first. Avoid broken, irritated or infected skin.

How do I clean it?

Brush or rinse away skin residue after each use, then leave it to dry completely.

When should I replace it?

Once the surface feels worn and no longer grips hard skin.

What pairs well with it for a home pedicure?

The Brushworks Toenail Clipper to trim and the Brushworks Large Nail File to shape, then a nourishing foot cream to finish.

Is it vegan?

Yes, it is PETA-approved and not tested on animals.

Brushworks is a beauty tools brand from the United Kingdom, based in Ascot, Berkshire, and owned by Invogue Limited. It creates thoughtfully designed, affordable self-care essentials, from makeup brushes and sponges to tweezers, hair accessories, nail care and skincare tools.

Every Brushworks product is PETA-approved as cruelty-free and vegan-friendly, so you can build your routine with tools that are kind to animals and easy to use.