Abrasive sponge
Double-sided abrasive sponge in assorted colours to smooth calluses and thickened skin on hands and feet, preparing the skin for subsequent moisturising treatments. The handy format ensures precise control even during prolonged sessions; the colours help dedic... Read more
Description
Double-sided abrasive sponge in assorted colours to smooth calluses and thickened skin on hands and feet, preparing the skin for subsequent moisturising treatments. The handy format ensures precise control even during prolonged sessions; the colours help dedicate one tool to each client in the salon's hygiene protocols. Also useful as a finishing touch after a file or pumice stone.
The abrasive sponge is an essential accessory for the beauty treatment of hands and feet, designed to gently but effectively smooth calluses and areas of thickened skin, preparing the skin for subsequent moisturising treatments. Available in assorted colours, it suits any professional kit in the treatment room or at home.
- Double-sided abrasive surface: allows you to adjust the smoothing action according to the area to be treated, from the sole of the foot to the heels.
- Handy format: fits well in the hand, ensuring precise control of the movement even during prolonged sessions.
- Versatile use: suitable both during aesthetic pedicure and as a finishing touch after a file or pumice stone.
- Assorted colours: useful for distinguishing tools dedicated to different clients in the salon's hygiene protocols.
How to use: use on wet skin or after a softening foot bath, with light circular movements on callused areas, avoiding insisting on healthy skin so as not to irritate it.
Expert tip: for hygiene reasons it is advisable to dedicate one abrasive sponge to each individual client or to disinfect it thoroughly after each use, avoiding sharing it between different people. Find other dedicated tools in the Manicure, Pedicure and Tools section.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be used on both feet and hands?
Yes, it is designed above all for treating heels and soles of the feet, but it can also be used on elbows and hands in areas with thickened skin, always gently.
How often should it be replaced?
It depends on use: in a professional setting with several clients a day it is best to replace it every few weeks or as soon as the abrasive surface loses effectiveness or starts to crumble.
Is it also suitable for those with very sensitive skin or circulatory problems in the feet?
In the presence of very sensitive skin, diabetes or circulatory problems, a lighter action is preferable and any aggressive abrasion should be avoided; in these cases it is better to consult a podiatrist before do-it-yourself abrasive treatments.
Shipping and returns
Shipping €4,90, free over €29. Delivery in 24/48 working hours (Sicily and Sardinia 48/72) from hand-over to the courier.
You have 14 days to withdraw: the terms.