Best Pedicure Tools for Smooth Feet: A 2025 Guide

Elevate your foot care routine with the Footlogix Callus Softener and Foot File Set, which earned an impressive score of 8.5/10 in our reviews. Its double-sided, stainless steel foot file effortlessly smooths both coarse and fine skin textures, while the ergonomic design ensures comfortable use. Despite containing parabens and sporting a less convenient spray application, its high effectiveness makes it worth the investment for professional results at home, albeit at a slightly elevated price.

$32.50

at Walmart

Despite its price point and potential shedding issues, the Fromm Pumice Sponge provides efficient exfoliation, particularly for sensitive skin. Scoring 5.5/10, it offers a gentle approach to removing dead skin, complemented by a unique shape that reaches tricky areas. While some users felt its durability was lacking, its ability to rejuvenate feet makes it worth considering for those valuing effectiveness over longevity in their foot care regimen.

$3.15

at Salonbrandsbeauty

On a tight budget, the Mr. Pumice Ultimate Pumi Bar 2-in-1 can handle light maintenance with its dual-grit sides for quick smoothing. We found the ergonomic, easy-to-hold shape and 4/5 Ease of Use handy in the shower, but some units flake or crumble, creating debris that can clog drains, and the coarse side can feel too abrasive if you press hard. With a 4.5/10 score (our lowest), it's best as a backup rather than a primary tool. Use gentle strokes and rinse over a basin, not directly over the drain.

$1.75

at Ivancabrand

Fighting stubborn calluses gets easier with the Foot Callus Remover Gel. Swiftly softening hard skin, it stands out with an impressive score of 8/10 during our review, though its strong odor may deter some users. Paired with a pumice stone, this $6.95 gel delivers smooth feet in minutes, marrying affordability with spa-like results—just be mindful of sensitive skin or timing issues.

$8.14

at Tiktok

Consider OPI Pro Spa Advanced Callus Softening Gel when you want a gentle prep before filing. In our testing, the easy-to-apply formula softened rough patches quickly (Effectiveness 4.5/5), making soaking and a foot file far more efficient and comfortable. While its noticeable fragrance may bother sensitive users and you'll still need a file or pumice to finish, the value at $14.95 and 7/10 score place it ahead of peels and gadgets for versatility. For best results, apply, wait, then follow with a nickel or glass file.

$14.95

at Wonderlizbs

Sally Hansen Instant Cuticle Remover is a go-to solution for quick cuticle care, effectively softening and removing them in seconds with an easy-to-apply gel formula. Although it scored 8/10, some users noted irritation if overused, and a strong smell. Packed with moisturizing ingredients like aloe and chamomile, it effortlessly prepares your nails for a smooth, polished finish, making it a staple in our pedicure toolkit.

$7.49

at Walgreens

Achieve professional-level results at home with the Beurer MP62 Nail File Set, which earned a remarkable 9.5/10. During our review, its 10 high-quality attachments and extra-bright LED light proved their worth for precision work, although some excessive vibration was noted with finer tips. Despite being power-dependent, its versatility and durable design make it a top choice for anyone seeking thorough and sophisticated nail care.

$84.99

at Gosupps

If you want a pro-grade cuticle tool without the fuss, the Tweezerman Pushy & Nail Cleaner delivered in our testing with a 7.5/10. The dual-ended stainless design and textured, non-slip body gave us 5/5 effectiveness and ease of use, even with damp hands, and it sanitizes quickly between pedicures. We did wish the under-nail edge were a touch thinner for tight spots, and it needs thorough drying to prevent rust and irritation from over-pushing. At $18.50, it's a reliable mid-priced pick, though not our highest scorer.

$18.50

at Tweezerman

For precise, salon-grade nail care, the Rockhard Cuticle Nipper shines with sharp, pointed tips for clean cuts. Scoring 6/10 in our testing, it requires careful handling due to its sharpness, and some might find handle rigidity challenging. Despite these nuances, its stainless steel build holds up well for enduring home manicure sessions, lending it value for precise nail care at $27.

$28.00

at Tweezerman

If you struggle with ingrown toenails, the Burmax Satin Edge Ingrown Toenail File & Cleanser could be a game-changer, featuring durable stainless steel construction for long-lasting use. Its dual-ended design makes it versatile, though in our testing, we found the lack of a protective cover a drawback. Rated 6.5/10, it’s a reliable choice for those experienced with pedicure tools but might leave beginners needing more intuitive guidance.

$3.96

at Glamourbeautycenter

Reliable and razor-sharp, the Seki Edge Stainless Steel Toenail Clipper earned an 8/10 in our testing for clean, precise cuts. The high-grade stainless steel resists corrosion and, paired with an ergonomic build, delivered 5/5 effectiveness and impressive durability during our review. We did note the lever action feels a bit stiff and the jaw doesn't open wide enough for very thick or fungal nails, aligning with its 4/5 ease-of-use score. Still, at around $18, it's strong value and a step up from several 7/10 picks in this guide.

$18.41

at Walmart

Experience innovation with the Aucurwen Toenail Clippers, which incorporate a 360° rotating blade for effortless trimming. With a score of 7/10, it offers a comprehensive 7-piece kit for complete nail care, though quality varies among kits. We found the ergonomic design ensured comfortable handling, making it particularly useful for seniors or those with limited mobility, despite reports of some manufacturing inconsistencies in assembly.

$12.99

at Lightinthebox

For those grappling with ingrown toenails, the FERYES Ingrown Toenail Tools Set is a budget-friendly choice at $6.99. Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, these tools promise durability, though in our tests, the narrow file head posed some challenges in steady handling. Despite scoring 6.5/10, it’s a reliable option for precision care thanks to its sturdy construction, making it better suited for those with steadier hands.

$64.99

at Gosupps

Achieve a professional manicure and pedicure with this comprehensive 18-piece kit, a well-rounded choice scoring 7.5/10. While the case's compact design is travel-friendly, we experienced difficulties removing tightly strapped tools. Despite some tools being less effective, its stainless steel build offers durability, making it a good pick for basic nail grooming needs at just $8.49.

$24.99

at Gosupps

The Collapsible Foot Bath Basin is a space-efficient solution for pampering your feet, boasting a clever foldable design and easy handling. During our testing, it scored 7.5/10; while the textured bottom might not be comfortable for everyone, its practicality for storage shines. Ideal for small homes, it’s a convenient way to enjoy soothing foot soaks without sacrificing space, offering a user-friendly addition to your pedicure arsenal.

$29.93

at Temu

Discover relaxation at home with the Medical King Foot Spa, featuring a collapsible design for easy storage and a built-in timer for automated convenience. Priced at $51.99, its adjustable heating levels unfortunately fell short in effectiveness during our review, with water barely warming up. Scoring 5.5/10, it’s ideal for those who prioritize portability and ease of storage over temperature control amid its splash-prone rollers.

$57.99

at Target

The HOSPAN Foot Spa offers a luxurious at-home experience with strong Shiatsu rollers and the convenience of a remote control. While it scored 7/10 in our testing, we found its bubble feature to be underwhelming and the internal space somewhat cramped for larger feet. Nonetheless, its targeted massage capabilities make it a great option for users seeking relaxation through effective foot tension relief.

$135.97

at Spasalon

Looking for a one-and-done peel? In our testing, Baby Foot's one-hour plastic booties delivered dramatic results on thick, dead skin, leaving feet noticeably softer after a single treatment. The trade-off is the prolonged, sometimes unsightly and uncomfortable peeling that follows, plus the single-use $25 cost can add up compared with reusable files. With a 6.5/10 score and Ease of Use 4/5, it's effective (Effectiveness 4/5) but not our most practical pick; plan downtime and moisturize, or pair with a gentle file for finishing touches.

$25.00

at Babyfoot

For fast, cordless smoothing, the Own Harmony Electric Callus Remover impressed us by whisking away dry skin quickly with its multiple replaceable roller heads. The ergonomic design and 4/5 Ease of Use make at-home sessions simple, but during our review the motor could stall under heavy pressure, and users report inconsistent battery life and occasional early failures. At $64.99 and a 6/10 score, it's convenient for light-to-moderate calluses but less reliable long-term than our top-rated Probelle file (8.5/10). Charge fully and use lighter passes for best results.

$64.99

at Gosupps

Scoring a perfect 10/10 in our testing, Zoya Remove Plus is our top-rated polish remover for at-home pedicures. The ergonomic pump-top dispenser delivers controlled, low-spill doses from its durable plastic bottle, and the moisturizing formula leaves nails cleansed and conditioned with a pleasant scent—great for regular and glitter polishes with minimal rubbing. While it contains acetone and isn’t the fastest on gels or acrylics, it feels gentler than straight acetone. At $4.99, it’s pricier than basic removers, but its 5/5 effectiveness and 4/5 ease of use justify the upgrade.

$4.99

at Sleekshop