Nail and Foot Files

Foot and Nail Files for Podiatry and Pedicures

Whether you’re a podiatrist looking for precision tools for foot care or a beauty professional seeking reliable nail care instruments, our range of foot and nail files caters to your specific needs. Each file is crafted with attention to quality and functionality, ensuring optimal performance and client satisfaction in achieving beautifully groomed nails and/or smooth, healthy feet.

• Wooden Foot and Nail Files

Discover our selection of eco-friendly, durable wooden files made from high-grade materials. These files provide a natural feel and a smooth finish, suitable for shaping and smoothing nails and calloused skin on the feet.

• Plastic Foot and Nail Files

Explore our range of hygienic and durable plastic files designed for multiple uses. These files come in various grits, offering versatility for nail shaping, buffing and gently reducing calluses. The nature of the product means these files are economically priced for everyday use by foot health professionals.

• Reusable Foot and Nail File

Choose from our assortment of reusable files crafted from premium materials designed to withstand repeated use and maintain effectiveness over time. These files are ideal for professional settings and home use, providing reliable performance and longevity.

• Single-Use Foot and Nail Files

Browse our collection of disposable files crafted for single use, ensuring maximum hygiene and minimizing the risk of cross-contamination. These files offer convenience and sanitation, making them an excellent choice for clinical settings and spas where hygiene is paramount.Nail and Foot Files for Podiatry and Pedicures.

How to use a Foot File correctly and safely

What is a foot file?

A foot file is a personal care tool designed to remove dead skin and calluses from the feet. It features a rough surface that exfoliates and smooths the skin.

How should I prepare my feet before using the file?

Soak your feet in warm, soapy water for 10-15 minutes to soften the skin. This preparation makes it easier to remove dead skin and reduces the risk of injury.

Should I use the file on wet or dry skin?

It’s best to use a file on dry skin for more effective exfoliation. After soaking, lightly pat your feet dry before using the file.

How do I use a footcare file on my feet?

Gently rub the foot file against areas with dead skin or calluses using a back-and-forth or circular motion. Apply light pressure to avoid damaging healthy skin.

How often should I use?

Use the file once or twice a week to maintain smooth feet. Overuse can cause skin irritation and damage.

Is it safe to use a file if I have sensitive skin?

If you have sensitive skin, choose a file with a finer grit and apply minimal pressure. Always moisturise your feet afterward to prevent irritation.

Are there any areas of my feet I should avoid using a file on?

Avoid using a file on areas with broken skin, cuts, or sores. Be cautious around bony areas to prevent discomfort or injury.

How do I clean and maintain my file?

Rinse the file with warm water after each use to remove skin particles. For a deeper clean, scrub it with a brush and soapy water, rinse thoroughly, and let it air dry.

Can I share my file with others or use on multiple clients/patients?

To prevent the spread of bacteria and infections, it’s best not to share your foot file. Each person should use their own foot file for personal hygiene.

What should I do after using a foot file?

After using a foot file, rinse your (or the clients feet) feet with warm water, pat them dry, and apply a moisturiser. This keeps your skin hydrated and maintains the softness of your feet.