Will the callus come off by itself or I need to rub it down by myself?
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After you remove the pad let it dry for a day or two, then you can remove it. It may take several applications if its very thick.
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It really doesn't need to be removed; I do remove it most of the time just so it does not get caught in my teeth when I bite into it. The easiest way is to make a shallow cut the length on the piece you are going to use and then just pull it back; it pulls very easily. The chorizo by the way is great, it is the same you find in the supermarkets in Spain.
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As others have said, do the prep as directed. DO NOT paint to cuticle. Leave a tiny space unpainted. Takes some practice. I'm on my 4th self-manicure and it's much, much better this time. As a fix, where I hit the skin/cuticle and it starts to bubble up... I used cuticle clippers to remove loose edge, then file smooth with a cuticle file. Until I am very competent, I'm using the OPI pink (almost tranparents) starter set so it's not noticeable that I'm not perfect.
1028395
it should just peel off if done carefully, I would suggest applying a little warmth to soften theadhesve
1936555
You'll find your callouses will disappear after a few days. I suffered from them quite a bit on my heels and would spend copious amounts of time trying to grind them down with a pumice. They would also crack and hurt. What I discovered was that, after a week or so of using this once or twice a day, they were gone and my heels were soft. However, if you stop using it, your feet will revert back.
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I think if you use soap and warm water and some cloth it should go away and you can dry it with towel. Or you could try doing it with dry cloth and rub it and it might come off. I hope this helps.Thanks so much and good luck,a.
978585
I would think it would depend on how thick the calluse is. I do use it some on my husbands, but his feet are pretty tender. I would suggest a callus remover would work better.
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I've never had a problem with one coming off. Just make sure your skin is clean and dry, and smooth it down well when you apply it. Try to put it in spots where it doesn't fold over on itself when you sit. Good luck!
563276
I have worn it as a base coat under polish and I have worn it just by itself as we'll. both ways seemed to work but wearing it by itself seemed to work a bit better
206085
I think it comes off. Can't tell for sure. But you can email the company and they will be able to respond to your question.
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I think mine peeled off pretty easily on its own. If there was adhesive residue, I'd have used Soy Lube (bought on Amazon.com) to remove it.
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I would try it. Spray the spot and take a soft dry rag and dap or blot. I wouldn't rub it. Its amazing what it lifts off. Hope that works for you
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You wear alone, although, I have used lotion, it is not necessary. There must be something in the gel. They feel wonderful. I have the foot version also
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Well, I think it would be if you kept up with it. I would buy the roughest rollers they have (that's what I have) and use it every day until your calluses get less bothersome. I have very thick calluses on my heels that used to crack and bleed-so painful! So I used this every day for several days in a row when my feet were dry. I would take a shower at night (or you could soak your feet in water) and apply some GLYTONE Heel and Elbow Cream. I got it on amazon. It's about $40 but it really works. You put this on every night after your feet are wet and put socks on over it. Then the next night (while in the shower and your feet are wet) use a pumice or one of those grater metal things to exfoliate your calluses. Alternate the Emjoi and the cream every other day until you get your feet to where you are comfortable. It may take a week or two but it is totally worth it! The lotion is REALLY powerful and you wont believe how much skin it dissolves while you wear it at night.
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when taking it off you need to apply some force but not too much. I took it off by pulling up in a "hook" motion towards myself
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You could tear it by hand, but as it is double sided and sticky, skin oils would decrease its adhering ability. I also would tear at all kinds of angles. So I use a sharp scissor to cut it to the exact shape I want.
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I won't hurt but it's not necessary. Everyday cleansing with a warm water is good. I like to use the steamer to open pores before any masque or peel, works great.