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I have a scalpel that I've been using to cut a layer of skin off my foot. I have to be careful because even messing up a little means ghetes a gash on my foot, and they're pretty annoying.
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>>2986091
Don't you lie to me. I've been to Romania. I know they have stones.
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>>2986048
Why even bother? That isn't enough of a callous to even make a difference. Look at those soft, plump, weak feet...
>>2986216
>Get a pumis stone.
Nah you let the callous get nice an thick then slice it off like a 1/4" thick potato chip. Then chuck it outside so the dog can have a nice rawhide chew.
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>>2986048
this image reminds me of the time in which i was removing moldlines from my warnigger 40 million models, dropped the scalpel blade on the floor, scooched my chair back and as my foot slid back the heel of the blade caught on the carpet and fully embedded in my foot to the point where i could barely get my fingers on it to pull it out. all in all the experience hurt a lot less than it would seem, which is hardly at all. for that, i am thankful.
if you're just removing hard skin, get one of those electronic cheese graters. i wear boots with no socks or insole and build up mad callouses on my big toes and they get my toes looking all pretty and suckable again
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>>2986387
picrel. electronic cheese grater. anyone suggesting to use a blade is heavily retarded and contributing to your downfall. my callouses get thick enough to where you can rip them off as big as a coin and it still works a treat
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>>2986048
I got hand foot and mouth disease from my son a few months back and it did wonders for my skin. Aside from the initial pain, blistering, and peeling, you're left with extremely soft skin after. It even killed my athletes foot completely which I had been fighting for nearly 15 years