Callisto Foot Scrubber

No, this tool is not waterproof. Because it features a natural wooden handle, you should avoid submerging it in water or leaving it in a wet shower environment to prevent the wood from warping or deteriorating.

For most people, using the scrubber once or twice a week is sufficient to maintain smooth skin. If you have particularly thick calluses, you can use it more frequently, but be careful not to over-exfoliate, which can lead to skin irritation.

It is generally best to use the scrubber on damp, softened skin—such as after a bath or a foot soak—rather than completely dry skin. This helps the stone glide more effectively and prevents the skin from becoming raw or irritated.

After each use, gently rinse the stone surface with warm water and a mild soap to remove dead skin buildup. Pat the stone dry with a towel and allow the entire tool to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area before storing it.

No, the stone is permanently attached to the handle. With proper care and regular cleaning, the natural stone is durable enough to last for a significant amount of time before it eventually wears down.