Kate McLeod Glass Foot Buffer

Yes, this tool is designed for versatility and performs effectively on both dry and soaked skin. Using it on dry skin often provides more immediate exfoliation, while using it after a shower or bath can be gentler on sensitive areas.

Simply rinse the buffer under warm water after each use to remove skin debris. You can use a mild soap if needed, then pat it dry with a clean towel before storing it.

The buffer features a dual-sided surface to handle different stages of foot care. The coarse side is designed to aggressively remove thick, stubborn calluses, while the superfine grit side is meant for polishing the skin to achieve a smooth, soft finish.

For most people, using the buffer once or twice a week is sufficient to prevent callus buildup. If you have particularly rough patches, you may want to use it more frequently at first, then scale back to a maintenance routine once your skin softens.

While the buffer is made of durable, high-quality glass, it is still a glass product and should be handled with care. Avoid dropping it on hard surfaces like tile or stone floors to prevent chipping or cracking.