What is Kalus?
Rasp Kalus is a tool used to divert dead skin cells from the bottom of the legs, elbows and other areas of the body. RASP generally have a plastic, wooden or metal handle attached to an abrasive pad used to remove dead leather. Calus removal is the most common use of kalus rasps because calluses contain very harsh skin that is not sensitive to rough surfaces.
Two types of calus rasp can be used to treat rough skin on the legs or other areas. The first is for small rough spots and implements a bold surface that gradually diverts dead skin. This type of RASP is similar to texture and function as sanding paper. The second type uses tiny blades that scrape through the skin to remove caems. This type is usually recommended only for use on the bottom of the legs in heavy callers because most of the skin is too sensitive.
To be the most effective, users should also work to maintain healthy skin. The balm of the legs and legs can be used,To help keep Healthy skin healthy and also facilitate and facilitate the removal of dead skin. Before using a callus rasp, one should use softening creams for one week or more in areas that will be treated. This will help provide better results.
No two people should share Kalus. In some cases, when the skin is too hard, bleeding may occur. If people share rašpu, infections or diseases could spread through shared blood and tissues. In most cases, Callus Rasp may be washed with warm water and then allowed to dry on a towel or flat surface. Rust should not occur, but if so, stop using. Consumers are recommended to check their skin after each use to make sure there is no bad effects such as bleeding or tearing healthy skin. If these things happen you should stop usingT rašpu in this area and skin should be treated appropriately with antibiotic solutions or bandouges.
RASP should be used over a few days to allow gentle access to the calus removal. Failure to observe this standard may result in injury. They should be used in each area long enough to remove one layer of dead skin. To avoid the return of Movs, users should avoid walking in bare feet and high heels and should apply moisturizing creams to the affected area.