My Honest Review of the Pedi File Anitabold Nano Peeling Tool: A Foot Care Game-Changer

My Honest Review of the Pedi File Anitabold Nano Peeling Tool: A Foot Care Game-Changer

Hello everyone, I'm sharing my experience with the Pedi File Anitabold Nano Peeling Tool, a product that's left me impressed.

I was inspired by reviews for this nano-peeling tool and decided to try it out for myself. As a skeptic when it comes to foot care products, I was intrigued by the unique shape, materials, and enthusiastic reviews.

I have pretty problematic skin on my feet, and I envy those who were spared by nature. I have to use keratolitics, waxes, and creams to keep my skin in check, and it's not just that the surface is dry and the layer is thick. Come autumn, cracks start to appear, and it's a real pain.

I've tried everything, but it only gives me a temporary result, and without regular, thorough care, everything goes back to square one. That's why I'm always on the lookout for a solution that works. So, I bought this one with hope, not just to fix cracks, but to maintain the appearance of my toes.

Pedi File Anitabold Nano Peeling Tool

Before I share my experience with using it and its features, here's the manufacturer's presentation description:

The nano peeling tool for feet makes your heel skin super smooth and well-groomed in just 1 minute. The effect from using the sanding pumice stone is comparable to professional beauty salon procedures. The professional scraper of the new generation is suitable for people of any age. The file allows you to efficiently and quickly remove calluses, cracks, and ingrown nails.

Where to buy: you can find it on most popular marketplaces, such as Ozon or Kazanexpress

Price: around 400 rubles, which might vary slightly depending on the color of the file. By the way, there are a total of 8 options, including ones with a matte finish.

Packaging/Design: a super simple white cardboard box with a sticker containing the seller's code and a brief description of the product. Inside, the file was wrapped in a plastic pouch, which ensured the item arrived without any scratches or dents

The file itself reminded me a lot of the famous Tangle Teezer hairbrush, minus the size. The silver plastic surface in a wavy blue color makes it really appealing, including as a gift – although I'd swap the packaging for something more eye-catching in that case.

Inside, this file is like a magnet, drawing everyone in with the question: 'what is this?' And honestly, it's hard to walk by without curiosity getting the better of you.

The item has an ergonomic shape that fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, like a computer mouse. And despite the lack of a handle, it's still comfortable to hold. I mostly use it dry, so it's never been a problem. However, be careful when using it wet – it might slip out of your hand.

It's flown off the countertop a couple of times in my bathroom, but fortunately, the file is durable enough to withstand the impact. Still, I try to handle it with care, even though the materials are supposedly shock-resistant.

I have to admit, I'm a bit worried that in humid conditions, the whole thing might come apart, so it's best to dry and store it carefully, even if you're planning to use it for a specific purpose. The exfoliating surface is lightweight and compact, taking up minimal space in your bag, making it easy to take on trips or business trips. It weighs around 100 grams, max.

The body material is impact-resistant ABS plastic, while the active surface is made of fourth-generation tempered glass.

The main part, of course, is the 'sole' of the product, which is essentially a glass surface with barely noticeable tiny ridges that are visible at certain angles and feel rough to the touch when you run your fingers over it. It reminded me of those epilator sticks that were super popular a while back. I wouldn't dare try using this pumice stone in that way, though - my sensitive skin would definitely not thank me.

The country of origin is China, as stated on the product card on the marketplace. However, the info sticker on the box says Russia. I'm inclined to believe the first option, though - I've seen similar products on JD and AliExpress. For me, it's not a big deal, though - what matters most is that the pumice stone is effective.

I've been testing this tool on dry skin, just washing my legs with water beforehand to get the surface clean. No soaking or soaking required. I should mention that I wasn't expecting a miracle cure for cracks, as I know that's a long-term process. I just wanted to see if this nano-tech development would have any effect at all, and it does!

I was surprised by how well the glass 'sole' glides over the skin, stripping away dead skin cells layer by layer while also exfoliating. The rough patches flew off as shavings, leaving behind smooth, shiny skin. It really does shine, like it's been oiled.

I've been impressed with how comfortable and safe this tool is to use – it doesn't irritate the skin, and I've had no issues so far. Below, you can see the before-and-after photos on a less severe area. If you're dealing with a similar issue, I'd definitely recommend this tool.

Here's a more severe case, and I'll be honest – it's not a miracle cure, but the dry crack with rough edges is no longer catching on everything and causing problems. I say that because it's impossible to fix cracks with any pumice stone, even a professional wouldn't be able to do it, as it requires a comprehensive approach and patience. But I can say that the result isn't a complete failure either.

I'll summarize the pros and cons starting with the former:

It's a real showstopper, and a great gift idea.It's pretty affordable, which is a major bonus.The skin treatment is super gentle - no damage or scratches.Results are quick and impressive, even for a newbie like me.Cleaning's a cinch - just soap and water, and it's good as new.Now, I do have to warn you: don't expect it to be foolproof. I had to prep the surface with keratolytics, then use a file to smooth it out, and only then could I start sanding. Depending on the specific situation, you might need to use a different intermediate step.

I'm thoroughly impressed – my expectations were exceeded, and I'd give it a solid 5 out of 5.

Let's recap the pros and cons, shall we? Here are the highlights:

It's a real showstopper, and a great gift idea.It's pretty affordable, which is a major bonus.The skin treatment is super gentle - no damage or scratches.Results are quick and impressive, even for a newbie like me.Cleaning's a cinch - just soap and water, and it's good as new.Don't expect it to be foolproof - you might need to prep the surface first.All in all, I'd give it a 5 out of 5 – it's exceeded my expectations, and I'm thoroughly impressed.

One thing I'd like to mention is that the manufacturer's description says it's suitable for people of any age. I think that's true, but it's essential to remember that it's still a tool that requires some effort and patience to use effectively. If you're dealing with severe skin issues or have sensitive skin, it's best to consult with a dermatologist or a professional before using it.

Another thing to keep in mind is that it's not a replacement for regular foot care. You still need to take care of your skin, moisturize, and exfoliate regularly. This tool is more of a supplement to your existing routine, helping you achieve smoother, healthier-looking skin.

Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the Pedi File Anitabold Nano Peeling Tool. It's a game-changer for foot care, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use solution. Just remember to use it correctly, and you'll be on your way to achieving the smooth, healthy-looking skin you've always wanted.