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You can try playing around with callus remover gels/lotions, but YMMV and I have no experience with those. A hot shower post-w/o works just fine for me to soften up the skin a bit.
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I'll take the the blade (1) and start slicing off the giant layers first. Don't be scared. There probably isn't enough room between the blade + backing to slice through your callus + epidermis to strike the dermis layer (where all the nerves and such are).
The rasp on the other side as well as (2) are really for smoothing out the skin and making the callus area even with the rest of your hands.
These are nice alternatives to x-acto knives, scissors, or even chewing away at your calluses.
-c
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You can try playing around with callus remover gels/lotions, but YMMV and I have no experience with those. A hot shower post-w/o works just fine for me to soften up the skin a bit.
(1):
(2):
I'll take the the blade (1) and start slicing off the giant layers first. Don't be scared. There probably isn't enough room between the blade + backing to slice through your callus + epidermis to strike the dermis layer (where all the nerves and such are).
The rasp on the other side as well as (2) are really for smoothing out the skin and making the callus area even with the rest of your hands.
These are nice alternatives to x-acto knives, scissors, or even chewing away at your calluses.
-c
:whoo: :whoo: :whoo:
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