Nano Glass Foot File

Smooth, sandal-ready heels in a few gentle strokes, with no blades and no batteries.

A clear glass foot file with a fine etched surface that gently buffs rough, dry patches off heels and the balls of your feet. It's small enough for one hand, rinses clean under the tap and has smooth, polished edges. A quick, low-fuss way to keep feet sandal-ready between pedicures.

• Confident bare feet. Smooth heels you're happy to show in sandals and at the pool.
• A quick weekly habit. A few light strokes after a shower, once or twice a week.
• Goes anywhere. Flat, light and tiny enough for a wash bag.

Rough heels, gently buffed away

After a bath or shower, pat your feet dry and stroke the glass over rough heels and the balls of your feet in one direction. The fine etched surface buffs away dry, rough patches gradually, so you stay in control and stop when they feel smooth.

Fine, even and easy to keep clean

The surface is etched into the glass, so it doesn't wear flat like an emery board or crumble like pumice. Skin rinses off under the tap, and the glass dries in seconds.

No blades, no batteries, no fuss

It's a flat, clear paddle about 9.5 x 5.5 cm with polished edges. Keep it by the bath, pack it for holidays, or use it alongside an electric callus remover for quick touch-ups.

How it works

1. Soak and dry. After a bath or shower, pat your feet dry.
2. Buff gently. Stroke the glass over rough areas in one direction with light pressure.
3. Rinse. Rinse the file under the tap and leave it to dry.

What's in the box

• Nano glass foot file

Details

Care

• Rinse under running water after each use.
• Let it air dry.
• Store it flat; it's glass, so don't drop it on hard floors.

Questions

Does a piece of glass really work on rough heels?
Yes. The surface is finely etched into the glass, so it buffs rough, dry patches like a fine file, without crumbling like pumice or wearing flat like an emery board. A few light strokes once or twice a week is the routine.

Will it scrape too much, like a blade?
There's no blade at all. The fine glass buffs gradually, so you control how much comes off and stop when it feels smooth. Use light pressure on dry skin, and skip any area that's broken or cracked.

Wet or dry feet?
Use it on clean feet that are dry or just towel-dried after a bath. Dry skin gives the most even result.

Will it break?
It's glass, so it can break if dropped on a hard floor. Store it flat somewhere safe.