During summer my feet suffer… a lot! I used to file the callus away with a foot file. And everytime I was filing away, I thought how nice it would be to have an electric callus remover, but everytime when I was in my drugstore, I simply forgot to buy one… until now 🙂

Yip… I am finally the proud owner of an electric callus remover! I wanted the one from Scholl, but they were sold out… so I settled for the drugstore brand.

I couldn’t wait to try it out, along with the Gehwol foot creme I bought! Today you can read my thoughts on both products.

Kruidvat callus remover

Pros

• Price (normal price is 12,95 EUR, but they are often on offer).
• Comes with a finer and a coarser file.
• Extra finer and coarser files can be bought at 6,95 EUR per 2 files.
• Batteries are included.
• Removes the callus effectively and my feet are soft again 🙂
• Very easy to use.
• The device is easily manageable.

Cons

• The device feels rather light and cheap.
• The first time I used it, I had to use it for quite a long time and the file got warm. But that was only the first time, other times, I had less callus to remove so it didn’t have to ‘work’ that hard!

Conclusion

Even though the device feels light, it does its work properly. I know the Scholl callus remover is much more solid, but this one will do just fine!

Gehwol foot creme

Pros

• Very rich creme which really hydrates my feet.
• After using this creme, my feet are really soft.
• Economic in use.
• This creme is also used by professionals, so I guess that says enough 🙂

Cons

• Quite greasy so I only use the creme at night, even though twice a day is recommended.

Conclusion

Even though the Gehwol Callus Creme is a bit on the greasy side, it is very good, actually the best foot creme I have ever used!! I can really recommend this creme for people who have callus or just want soft and hydrated feet.

My feet look so much better now I use these two products… I don’t have to be ashamed anymore when wearing sandals 🙂

Which foot creme do you use? And do you have a callus remover or do you use a foot file? Let me know in the comments!

Love, Kathleen