Spray, wait 30–60 seconds, file. Urea and salicylic acid break the bonds in thick, dead skin so calluses come off faster and easier than dry filing.
- Works in 30–60 seconds — urea, salicylic acid, glycerin and aloe vera
- No soaking — spray, wait and file
- Professional choice — in pedicure salons since 2001
- Professional grade — used in pedicure salons and podiatry practices in 15+ countries
- 3-generation family business from the Netherlands — since 2001, now led by granddaughter Sylke
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Real results
Results vary with severity and consistency.
Why calluses come back
Soften, remove, then keep it soft
Calluses are your skin’s way of protecting itself against pressure and friction. Filing alone removes the hard layer, but if the skin stays dry, the callus builds up again within weeks.
Pedicurists work in a fixed order: soften the skin first, remove the excess gently, and then keep it supple with urea. That’s the routine our products are built around.
What’s inside
Trusted ingredients, and why they’re there
Is it right for you?
Who it’s for
- Hard skin on heels, balls of the feet or toes
- Dry, rough heels
- People who stand or walk a lot
- Anyone who wants salon results at home
- You have diabetes or poor circulation (ask your podiatrist)
- There is pain, bleeding or a painful corn with a core
- The skin is broken or infected
How to use
Three simple steps
Trusted by professionals
Made for the pedicure salon first
In 2001 our grandfather began developing foot-care formulas for Dutch pedicurists. Today his granddaughter Sylke leads our 3-generation family business from the Netherlands, and salons and podiatry practices in 15+ countries use the same formulas you buy here.
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Good to know
Questions people ask us
Do I need to soak my feet first?
No. That’s the point: spray, wait 30–60 seconds and file.
Can I use it if I have diabetes?
If you have diabetes, ask your podiatrist before removing calluses yourself.
Is this the same product professionals use?
Yes. It’s from the same professional range we supply to pedicure salons and podiatry practices through our B2B store.
Do you ship to my country?
Yes, we ship worldwide. Free shipping on orders over €35. See our shipping & returns page for details.
Full product description
A pumice stone alone does not remove hard calluses, particularly if skin is dry. Imperial Feet Callus Softener Spray puts a stop to that! In 30-60 seconds, the skin-deepening action of its professional-grade mix of Urea, Salicylic Acid, Glycerin and Aloe Vera pulls and breaks the bonds that hold the dead, thickened skin together. It has made callus removal much faster, easier and more effective than dry filing. Spray directly onto the callus, wait, file. No soaking. No scrubbing. Just visibly softer and smoother feet. A trusted Pedicure Professionals choice since 2001 from Imperial Feet's professional foot care products.
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How Callus Softener Spray Works — The Active Ingredients
| Ingredient | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Urea | Keratolytic and humectant that breaks intercellular bonds in thickened keratin and attracts moisture to the skin. Softens from inside the callus layer. |
| Salicylic Acid | Beta-hydroxy acid that exfoliates and lifts outer skin cells. Creates an acid environment that is not conducive to bacteria and enhances urea penetration. |
| Glycerin | Hygroscopic humectant that attracts moisture from the environment and keeps the softened area moist throughout the filing process. |
| Aloe Vera | Soothing and anti-inflammatory ingredient that helps ease irritation of the surrounding skin during treatment and supports absorption of other actives. |
Why This Is Better Than Soaking
Done in Minutes
Soaking feet before filing is effective but requires 15–20 minutes and a foot basin. Callus Softener Spray provides similar softening directly on the callus in just 30–60 seconds. Spray it on, wait and file.
Precise Application
The spray targets only the callus instead of over-softening surrounding healthy skin. This creates a cleaner, quicker and more controlled pedicure experience without mess or waiting.
What Makes This Callus Spray Stand Out
Works in 30–60 Seconds
No soaking required. Spray on dry skin, wait and file. Faster and more convenient than traditional foot soak preparation.
Urea + Salicylic Acid Combination
Dual keratolytic action. Urea breaks bonds between callus cells while Salicylic Acid removes dead skin from the surface.
Precise Spray Application
Apply directly on the callus without unnecessary softening of nearby healthy skin.
Soothes While It Works
Aloe Vera and Glycerin help soothe and calm skin during treatment.
No Harsh Chemical Smell
Natural and clean formulation without the strong chemical smell found in some salon callus softeners.
Paraben-Free & Non-Toxic
Safe for regular use and suitable for all skin types.
Professional Grade
Used by pedicurists across Europe and designed to provide salon-quality results at home.
How to Use
- Spray: Spray Callus Softener Spray directly onto dry callus, hard skin or cracked heel areas. Keep 10–15 cm distance from skin. Use 2–3 sprays per area.
- Wait: Leave for 30–60 seconds. The skin surface may turn white as keratin softens.
- File: Remove softened skin using the Imperial Feet Stainless Steel Foot File. Use the rough surface for thick calluses and smooth surface for finishing.
- Moisturise: Apply Imperial Feet Urea Foot Balm to soften remaining thickened skin and maintain moisture after filing.
3-Step Callus Routine
SPRAY
Apply Callus Softener Spray to dry callus. Wait 30–60 seconds.
FILE
Remove softened skin using Stainless Steel Foot File. Start coarse then finish fine.
MOISTURISE
Apply Urea Foot Balm generously. Wear cotton socks overnight for best results.
This Callus Softener Spray Is Perfect For
- Anyone with hard, thick calluses on heels, soles or toes that cannot be easily filed dry.
- Those who want quick callus removal without soaking or waiting in salon environments.
- People who regularly use foot files and need an effective pre-treatment.
- Salon pedicurists seeking a quick-acting professional callus softener.
- People with cracked heels requiring softening before healing.
- Anyone wanting a paraben-free, non-toxic spray safe for weekly use.
Product Specs
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I leave the callus softener spray on before filing?
Wait 30-60 seconds on dry skin. If the callus is very thick or tough, add 30–60 seconds more or place a damp cloth on the callus to increase penetration. You'll see the skin surface lightening or whitening slightly. This is the time for you to file.
Can I use this without soaking my feet first?
Yes, this is the exact purpose of callus softener spray. The pre-soak step will be eliminated by the spray. Apply directly to dry callus and after 30–60 seconds, file. However, it can still be used after soaking as well for an even stronger softening effect, but it is not necessary to soak.
Is the callus softener spray safe for regular weekly use?
Yes. The formula is non-irritating, clean and suitable for regular use. The two active ingredients, Urea and Salicylic Acid, are dermatologically proven compounds which are safe for repeated use every week. Never apply to broken, cracked or bleeding skin.
What should I apply after filing with this spray?
Use a urea-based moisturizer afterwards. After using Urea Foot Creme, the skin is deeply moisturized and over time, it will slowly soften any skin that may still be thickened. Apply over the callus, wear cotton socks over it and leave overnight for best results.
Can I use this spray if I have diabetes?
If you are a diabetic or suffer from poor circulation, you should consult your doctor or podiatrist before using any callus removal product. Avoid using rashes, cuts or infections.
How is this different from a pumice stone or foot file alone?
A pumice stone or foot file removes softened surface skin. However, on a thick, dry callus, filing without softening is less comfortable, slower and does not remove the base of the callus completely. This spray softens the entire callus pad before the file comes into contact with the skin, even the deeper layers which will not be reached by filing. The combination is much more powerful than the use of either tool individually.
