Nail Brush with Pumice Stone

Dual sided Nail Brush / Pumice Stone.  Scrub your nails clean and rub away those calluses with ease! 

• 6.75" long 
• Thick cotton rope to hang dry
• Natural boar bristle nail brush
• Pumice stone
• Wood handle

How to Use

• Soak in a nice warm bath (or foot bath) for 5-10 minutes to soften the skin.
• Soak the pumice in warm water as well. Never use a dry pumice on your skin.
• Scrub your fingernails and then your toe nails.
• Rub the pumice stone over your skin in a circular motion with light pressure.
• If your skin begins to feel sensitive or sore, stop immediately because you’re most likely using too much pressure.
• After two to three minutes of light rubbing, rinse your skin. If you still see patches of dead skin, repeat this process. 
• You may follow with a Foot File to smooth the skin
• Apply a moisturizer or oil to your skin to maintain moisture and keep your skin soft.
• Repeat daily or a few times a week to maintain soft, supple skin.

Keeping your Pumice Stone / Brush Clean

• Clean your pumice stone / brush after every use.
• Under running water, use a bristle brush to scrub dead skin off of the stone. Apply a small amount of soap to make sure it’s clean and free of any dirt. Bacteria can grow on the surface.
• Do not share your pumice / brush with other people. 
• Allow the stone to dry on its own. Set it in a dry area away from moisture to prevent bacteria growth.
• Your stone will wear down over time, becoming too smooth to remain effective. If your stone becomes too small, smooth, or soft, replace it.