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Description Dear Sir/Madam, How are you?hope fine. We Are biggest manufacturer of Manicure pedicure products.We have also more then 100000 Manicure pedicure products companies and warehouses in Pakistan,Germany and Poland , also can provide you home deliveries with small quantities also no problem. Description Summer is full on and if you are a lover of the open sandal season, then taking care of your feet should be a part of your weekly regimen. we talked about Taking Care of Mature Nails, How to Choose Nail Clippers for Thick Toenails, and Common Mistakes of Home Pedicure. Today, we will focus on a very popular pedicure tool – corn plane, or foot shaver. Corn plane is a typical podiatry instrument used to scrub very thick and dry skin on the feet. Those who frequent nail salons know that corn planes are often used for removal of corns and calluses. When used correctly, this foot care tool can be very effective. However, there are a few very important points to remember when using the corn plane by yourself. First things first. Corn plane is a pedicure tool that has a handle and a head. The head houses a blade which cuts off top layer of the skin when you apply pressure on the handle. Like with any blade, care needs to be taken when using the corn plane as incorrect use can lead to very poor results, including bleeding and potential subsequent infections. Corn planes are made of different materials. Most economical foot shavers come with a plastic handle and a stainless steel head, while more premium corn planes are entirely made of stainless steel. Performance-wise they are the same, plastic corn planes are cheaper, however benefits of stainless steel corn planes are: 1) They are more durable as stainless steel handle is practically unbreakable 2) They are stable to professional sterilisation which is important if the corn plane is used on different people. Most corn planes accept standard corn plane blades. It is important to have a few replacement blades for corn plane in your pedicure set as the blade needs to be replaced every time your pedicure is due. This is to ensure the cutting edge is perfectly sharp all the way to ensure equal pressure and smooth removal of the dry skin.Since corn plane blades are typically double sided, it is advised that after shaving one foot the blade is removed and turned with the other side facing the opening of the corn plane. This will help use a perfectly sharp edge for both feet for the best results. After your pedicure is done, dispose of the blade safely following recommendations of shaving razor blades disposal. Here are a few tips on how to use the corn plane at home: 1) Ensure your corn plane is clean and the new blade is fitted properly 2) Soak your feet in warm water so the dry skin softens and is easy to remove 3) Put the corn plan on your foot where dry skin needs to be removed, with the window facing you 4) Start moving the corn plane towards yourself. You should see very thin pieces of skin peeling off, like tiny snowflakes. Do not put pressure as the blade is ultra sharp and can slice off your healthy skin and cause bleeding 5) Once the dry skin is removed, use a high quality foot file, like Podorape, to smoothen the skin on your feet 6) Wash your feet with soap and dry with a towel 7) Apply your favourite foot cream. If you have mastered corn planes and they work for you, then your pedicure kit would not be complete without one. However, if you are only starting using the corn plane, then read these precautions and reach out for more information and professional advice: 1) Corn planes should only be used if you have good hand control and good eyesight 2) As any instrument containing a sharp blade, corn planes can be very dangerous and lead to unwanted cuts and infections 3) Consult with a medical professional or podiatrist if the corn plane is right for you and how to use it correctly 4) Do not re-use the corn plane blades as the cutting edge is no longer primed for a smooth cut and may lead to cuts and subsequent infections 5) If you share your corn plane with another person, always clean it before and after use and disinfect with most common disinfectants 6) If you have circulation-related diseases, such as diabetes, corn planes should be avoided as cuts can be very dangerous and professional foot care is sought instead. If you are unsure if the corn plane is right for you, look for safer alternatives, such as professional foot files. Podorape is a specialised podiatry file for very dry feet and it works wonders in removing corns and calluses without any risk of cuts. Enjoy beautiful summer weather and show off your feet with pride! 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Offered corn plane helps in removing corn and calluses. This corn plane is manufactured in adherence with the international standards using high quality raw material and advanced technology. We offer this corn plane at industry leading price to the clients. Features: High durability Strong fabrication Robustness Precise dimensions FAQ: What is a corn plane? Corn plane is a typical podiatry instrument used to scrub very thick and dry skin on the feet. Those who frequent nail salons know that corn planes are often used for removal of corns and calluses. When used correctly, this foot care tool can be very effective. Do Corn planes work? Those who frequent nail salons know that corn planes are often used for removal of corns and calluses. When used correctly, this foot care tool can be very effective. Do you use foot files wet or dry? STEP 1: File away dead skin using a foot file. NEVER file wet skin, always do it when feet are dry to avoid weakening the skin in this area. File the balls, heels and sides. WHAT IS A CORN? WHAT IS A CALLUS? Corns and calluses can be annoying, but your body actually forms them to protect sensitive skin. Corns and calluses are often confused with one another. Corns generally occur at pressure points, typically the bottom of the feet and the sides of toes. They can be painful. A hard corn is a small patch of thickened, dead skin with a central core. A soft corn has a much thinner surface and usually occurs between the 4th and 5th toes. A seed corn is a tiny, discrete callous that can be very tender if it’s on a weight-bearing part of the foot. Seed corns tend to occur on the bottom of the feet, and some doctors believe this condition is caused by plugged sweat ducts. Calluses are thickenings of the outermost layer of the skin and are painless. They can develop on hands, feet, or anywhere there is repeated friction — even on a violinist’s chin. Like corns, calluses have several variants. The common callus usually occurs when there’s been a lot of rubbing against the hands or feet. A plantar callus is found on the bottom of the foot. WHAT CAUSES CORNS AND CALLUSES? Some corns and calluses on the feet develop from an improper walking motion, but most are caused by ill-fitting shoes. High-heeled shoes are the worst offenders. They put pressure on the toes and make women four times as likely as men to have foot problems. Other risk factors for developing a corn or callus include foot deformities and wearing shoes or sandals without socks, which leads to friction on the feet. Rubbing or pressure can cause either soft corns or plantar calluses. If you or your child develops a callus that has no clear source of pressure, have it looked at by a doctor since it could be a wart or caused by a foreign body, like a splinter, trapped under the skin. Feet spend most of their time in a closed, moist environment — ideal for breeding bacteria. Staph infections can start when bacteria enter corns through breaks in the skin and cause the infected corn to release fluid or pus. WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF CORNS AND CALLUSES? Here are some ways to identify different types of corns and calluses: A callus is a patch of compact, dead skin anywhere on the body which is subject to friction. There are different common names given to various types of calluses. A hard corn is a compact patch of hard skin with a dense core, located on top of a toe or the outside of the little toe. A soft corn is a reddened, tender area of skin, has a thin, smooth center, and is found between toes. A seed corn is a plug-like circle of dead skin, often painful, on the heel or ball of the foot. A plantar callus is a callus on the bottom or plantar surface of the foot. Call Your Doctor about a Corn or Callus if: You cut a corn or callus and cause it to bleed. The break in the skin invites infection. A corn discharges pus or clear fluid, which means it’s infected or ulcerated. Both conditions require urgent medical attention. You develop a corn and also have diabetes, heart disease, or other circulatory problems. You run a high risk of developing an infection. HOW DO I KNOW IF I HAVE A CORN OR CALLUS? To find out whether a hard patch of skin is a callus or a wart, your doctor will scrape some skin off the affected area. When the superficial skin is scraped off, warts bleed in a characteristic pattern. Calluses do not; they just reveal more dead skin. Warts are viral and require specific treatment. Most corns and calluses are corrected by a variety of measures, including a change in shoes, trimming of the calluses, and sometimes surgery. WHAT ARE THE TREATMENTS FOR CORNS AND CALLUSES? Most corns and calluses gradually disappear when the friction or pressure stops, although your doctor may shave the top of a callus to reduce the thickness. Properly positioned moleskin pads can help relieve pressure on a corn. Most foot doctors discourage the use of over-the-counter salicylic-acid corn remedies. When applied improperly, these corn “plasters” can create a chemical skin burn in healthy tissue around the corn and cause infections and ulcers (which is a hole through the skin) in patients with diabetes, poor circulation, or numbness in their feet. Oral antibiotics generally clear up infected corns, but pus may have to be drained through a small incision. Moisturizing creams may help soften the skin and remove cracked calluses. Apply the moisturizing cream to the callus and cover the area overnight with a plastic bag or a sock — but only if instructed to do so by your doctor. Then gently rub off as much of the callus as you can with a coarse towel or soft brush. Using a pumice stone first to rub off the dead skin from a callus after a bath or shower and then applying moisturizing cream can also be effective. There are also stronger creams containing urea that might be more effective, but don’t use these unless recommended by your doctor. Don’t bother with hydrocortisone creams, which only help with rashes and itching and may not be needed for calluses. You can consider surgery to remove a plantar callus, but there are no guarantees that the callus won’t come back. A conservative approach is best initially. Keep the feet dry and friction-free. Wear properly fitted shoes and cotton socks, not wool or synthetic fibers that might irritate the skin. If a podiatrist or orthopedist thinks your corn or callus is caused by abnormal foot structure, walking motion, or hip rotation, orthopedic shoe inserts or surgery to correct foot deformities may help correct the problem. HOW CAN I PREVENT CORNS AND CALLUSES? Here are some suggestions for preventing corns and calluses: To avoid corns and calluses on the feet, have both feet professionally measured at the shoe store and buy only properly fitting shoes. Be sure both shoe width and length are correct — for each foot since feet may be slightly different sizes. Allow up to a half-inch between your longest toe and the front of the shoe. If you can’t wiggle your toes in your shoes, they’re too tight. Shop for shoes at the end of the day when feet are typically most swollen. Avoid shoes with sharply pointed toes and high heels. Women who must wear stylish shoes at work can take some of the pressure off their feet by walking to the office in well-fitting athletic shoes. Try to decrease heel height as much as possible. Have shoes repaired regularly — or replace them. Worn soles give little protection from the shock of walking on hard surfaces and worn linings can chafe your skin and harbor bacteria. Worn heels increase any uneven pressure on the heel bone. If the soles or heels of your shoes tend to wear unevenly, see an orthopedist or podiatrist about corrective shoes or insoles. If you have hammertoes — toes that are buckled under — be sure that the shape of your shoes offers plenty of room to accommodate them. Calluses can happen on hands, so wear protective gloves if you use tools. Thanks with the best wishes Younas Rajpoot CEO RMY INTERNATIONAL Suboffice address: Rajpoot House Shatab Garh Sialkot Pakistan, HeadOffice: Rajpoot House, Green Street, 26 Area Alsaudia Town,47040 Wahcantt Pakistan skype: rajpoot_germany Tel: 92 300 7104361, Tel: 92 514 329656, Tel: 92 514 909681, Fax: 92 514 909682 www.rmy.com.pk
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