Hand & Foot Care at QUOALA: double-sided hand & nail brushes, workshop brushes for heavy dirt and the pedicure foot file with replaceable 3M pads. FSC-certified wood, crafted in Europe.
Three tools, three tasks
The hand & nail brush has a wide bristle field for the palms on one side and a narrow row for the nail edges on the other. It belongs at the sink. The workshop brush is more compact, with shorter, denser bristles, and made for what soap alone cannot manage: oil, paint, soil. The pedicure foot file works with 3M zirconia alumina pads in two grits. You replace the pad, not the tool.
Pig bristle or tampico?
Pig and boar bristles are a little more supple and hold water well. Tampico is the plant-based, vegan fibre from the agave: firmer and the right choice for heavy dirt. Both brushes come in both materials. The foot file contains no animal components. More help choosing: FAQ & advice.
Care
Rinse brushes after use, shake them out and let them dry bristles down. Do not leave the wood lying in water. Replace the foot file pad once it has visibly smoothed or clogged.
Frequently asked questions
Hand & nail brush or workshop brush?
The double-sided nail brush for everyday use. If you regularly work with oil, paint or soil, add the workshop brush.
How often should I use the foot file?
Once a week, a few strokes, coarse first, then fine. Filing more often or harder tends to encourage callus growth. With diabetes or circulatory problems, callus care belongs in professional hands.
Are the brushes suitable for children?
The short, firm bristles are meant for nails and rough skin. For soft children's hands a soft bath brush is enough.
