Foot Callus Treatments

Dealing with rough, dry soles? Do away with dead skin with a callus remover. But first, what are foot calluses? These patches of thick skin form as a result of repeated friction (most likely when your shoes rub against your feet). Calluses, which serve to protect your feet, eventually go away on their own—but you may want quicker relief, especially if a callus on toe joints causes irritation. In this case, you can remove calluses with a few at-home treatments. Foot products containing salicylic acid, urea and glycolic acid help exfoliate away the hardened skin. Pumice stones also work to sand away calluses on feet and toes. Our curated collection features a selection of products to help restore your feet.