Many people prefer to use traditional methods of callus removal, despite significantly more effective alternatives. Foot calluses are often treated with pumice stones, graters, and files. Often, cracks and pressure points appear on the feet, which can be particularly dangerous for type 2 diabetics. It is well known that diabetic feet require special care. These should only be performed by an experienced podiatrist. For everyone else, it is recommended to effectively remove calluses with Mosadal-Fluid and Mosadal-Creme. But before that, let's look at the reasons for the appearance of foot sweat, pressure points, cracks, and excess calluses on the soles of the feet and the heel. Why do men have calluses? In the past, men did not need a pedicure that regularly removed cuticles and excess calluses. On the contrary, in the early history of mankind, man even needed a thick layer of stratum corneum to be able to hunt barefoot or with thin pieces of leather under the soles of his feet. Even today, many indigenous peoples do not wear shoes. Therefore, they do not suffer from foot problems due to wearing ill-fitting shoes or socks. Instead, thick layers of calluses protect the soles of these people's feet from injury. Compression stockings were also unknown to indigenous peoples. Nor were they necessary due to the high movement profile of the tribal members. From this point of view, the formation of calluses was a protective device that the body used in early humanity. Meanwhile, modern developments and a largely sedentary lifestyle have made our calluses rather cumbersome and visually bothersome. They are unsightly remnants of our evolutionary development. However, it is interesting to note that, despite all civilizational developments, our brain continues to cause and control callus formation. Each manual removal of callused areas with a pumice stone or grater therefore initiates new callus formation. One could even jokingly speak of a certain yo-yo effect. The body always tries to protect itself from injury in this way. This cycle can be interrupted and regulated with Mosadal. Gradually, callus formation diminishes thanks to the application of Mosadal fluid. The pervasive cheesy foot odor also disappears with proper foot care. With Mosadal, cuticle and callus removal becomes child's play, which, with frequent use, has a long-term effect. Remove foot calluses with Mosadal lotion and foot bath Finally, even the most immobile people can easily, painlessly, and effortlessly rid their feet of calluses. The MOSADAL foot bath has been designed so that the heel and sole of the foot can be soaked precisely and targeted using MOSADAL lotion: For example, the lower edge of the MOSADAL foot bath has a hollow. This hollow allows for particularly effective softening and removal of heel calluses, which are often stubborn and very pronounced. The slightly curved central part of the MOSADAL foot bath, with its rough surface, is also particularly practical. Here, calluses can be roughened beforehand.
Simply choose the parts to be treated and place a layer of cotton in the foot bath exactly at the affected areas. Then soak the MOSADAL lotion and place the callused parts on the moistened cotton. To enlarge the surface and allow the MOSADAL lotion to better penetrate dead tissue, we recommend lightly rubbing the skin on the surface. It is important that the callus is dry - hot - rough.
Step 1: The innovative Mosadal foot bath as delivered. Step 2: Mosadal lotion is now used. Simply choose the parts to be treated and place a layer of cotton in the foot bath exactly at the affected areas. Then soak the MOSADAL lotion and place the callused parts on the moistened cotton. To enlarge the surface and allow the MOSADAL lotion to better penetrate dead tissue, we recommend lightly rubbing the skin on the surface. Leave the lotion on for 10 to 30 minutes (depending on the thickness of the callus). Then, the hard callus transformed into jelly is simply gently scraped off on the patented scraper located in the center of the MOSADAL foot bath. This is made of a particularly strong synthetic material and guarantees - like the MOSADAL stainless steel spatula - effective removal of dead calluses transformed into jelly.
Step 3: Get comfortable and position your feet. Step 4: On the rough bulge in the center of the foot bath, the callus can be roughened beforehand. The side areas of the big toe, which often have particularly pronounced and hardened calluses, should be covered with a thin layer of cotton wool on the side, apply a few drops of MOSADAL lotion and leave it on for 10 to 30 minutes as well. To permanently protect your skin against callus regrowth, apply MOSADAL Urea Cream to your feet once a day. Then leave the lotion on for 10 to 30 minutes (depending on the thickness of the calluses). Then, simply gently scrape off the hard callus transformed into jelly on the patented scraper located in the center of the MOSADAL foot bath. This is made of a particularly strong synthetic material and guarantees - just like the MOSADAL stainless steel spatula - effective removal of dead calluses transformed into jelly.