BAREN (Renew) Callus Remover Kit for Feet

• Helps soften and remove thick, hardened calluses.

• Smooths rough heels and dry, flaky soles.

• Combines exfoliating acids with manual foot filing.

• Works without soaking feet beforehand.

• Contains urea to soften tough, dry skin.

• Includes glycerin for moisture support.

• Features a reusable double-sided stainless steel foot file.

• Allows targeted treatment of callused areas.

• Convenient for at-home pedicure maintenance.

• Helps feet feel softer and smoother after use.

Urea — Callus Softening

A moisturizing ingredient that also helps soften thickened, rough skin. Particularly useful for hardened areas on heels and soles.

Glycolic Acid — Exfoliation

An alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) that helps loosen accumulated dead surface skin, making rough areas easier to smooth.

Lactic Acid — Smoothing & Hydration

Another AHA that complements glycolic acid by helping exfoliate and soften dry, thickened skin.

Glycerin — Moisture Support

A humectant that attracts moisture and helps prevent the feet from feeling excessively dry after treatment.

Botanical Extract Complex

Includes green tea, ginger, peony root, rice and other plant extracts for additional skin-conditioning benefits

Step 1 — Spray

Shake the bottle gently and spray onto clean, dry callused areas of the feet.

Step 2 — Wait 1 Minute

Allow the softening formula to work on hardened dead skin.

Step 3 — Gently File

Use the logo side of the stainless steel file to remove softened calluses. Follow with the finer side to smooth remaining roughness. Do not use excessive pressure.

Step 4 — Rinse

Rinse the feet thoroughly with water and pat dry.

Step 5 — Moisturize

Apply a nourishing foot moisturizer to maintain softness.

Recommended frequency: Once or twice weekly at most, depending on skin condition and tolerance. Clean and thoroughly dry the foot file after each use. 

Especially suitable for customers with dry, rough heels, hardened soles, mild-to-moderate callus buildup, and those wanting a practical foot-care routine between pedicures.

It can also appeal to customers who frequently wear sandals or spend long periods standing.

Who Should Be Cautious?

Avoid using the kit on bleeding cracks, open wounds, inflamed or infected skin.

Customers with diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation or reduced foot sensation should seek professional advice rather than using an abrasive callus file at home.

Do not file until the skin becomes pink, tender or painful. Some callus formation protects pressure-bearing areas of the feet.