Well lookee here. This Dr. Scholl Velvet Smooth Foot File review dissects its pros and cons. 

​Now, I'm a bit biased because I use top-end Podiatry drills.

(I also use better cracked heel creams than Scholl's heel balm)

In comparison, they're much more powerful. I can also use a scalpel.

But, I also have an expert understanding. I know what it takes to really rasp away ugly heel skin. ​

So, without further ado, let's get stuck into this review of the Scholl Velvet Smooth electric file!

​Yep, I'm back again.

In this video, I scalpel blade my annoying big toe pinch callus and scrape my hard heel skin away.

​I always use good foot cream when blade scraping.

It allows me to feel for lumps and bumps and glide over the skin's surface. 

​(I use Gehwol Fusskraft Blue in this video)

Here I am again finishing off my notorious right heel with a scalpel, foot file and urea cream.

As I mentioned in my previous video, I get thicker callus here than on my left. It also comes back faster. 

This happens because my right foot hits the ground harder than on my left. ​

Inside of my shoe, it gets churned and turned against the insoles I wear.

​I find I always get a ridge of hard skin on the outside of my heel that's denser than the rest. 

So it had to go!​

It's that time (again) for my favorite dinner-table topic: thick yellow foot skin. ​

This one is all about pinch callus. That hard skin ridge that runs up the base of your painful pinky toe. 

Or a mustard-colored clump on the side of your big toe.

Why do these areas attract pinch callus? Why do you get it?

​(It means you've got a little toe that juts under — or a big toe that twists off to the side)

And how do you get rid of it? At least for a while.

Do you always get bad cracked heels in the winter?

Or have pale grey splits only appeared during this cold snap? 

Ragged dry skin that catches your socks isn't just a warm-weather thing. ​The crisp frosty mornings can coincide with piercing heel pain and thick yellow callus. 

Though often painful and unsightly, this condition is easily treated.