6. Shape up
Keeping your nails in shape should not be overlooked. Long nails can damage your socks and even change the way you walk. Beware when cutting your nails as taking too much off can cause ingrown nails. So don‘t snip or file them more than a tiny bit down the side wall – the shape of the nail should mirror the cuticle‘s natural curve. Then file the edges smooth. If your toenails have a structure, you can use an emery board to even that out a little. If you want to get cuticles out of the way, don’t cut them, as this might injure them, rather push them back gently, which will be easy to do after your foot bath.

5. Smooth things over
Soft feet are just as important as flawless polish, as removing your calluses regularly will help prevent build-up of thicker patches of skin and later even cracks. Getting them requires a bit of work and dedication. You might want to decline the scary razor tool altogether, as using it might lead to injuries and damage underlying areas of skin.  Instead, you can use a foot file or a pumice stone. For a less aggressive, yet highly effective solution, you might want to try Hansaplast's new ANTI CALLUS range. Start with ANTI CALLUS 2in1 Peeling: Its active ingredients will not only help you exfoliate, but also provide extrat care for soft and supple feet in its caring phase.

Stay on top of callus by using the 3-step-system of the Hansaplast ANTI CALLUS range: Peeling, Cream and Serum