Dr. Scholl's Curved Heel Buffer vs Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp
The Microplane Colossal is the stronger tool for serious callus work: a stainless steel rasp with over 400 micro-cut teeth and a large 5.25" x 2.25" filing surface that shaves thick, hard skin fast and keeps cutting for years. The Dr. Scholl's Curved Heel Buffer is the gentler, cheaper-feeling option, with a curved body that follows the heel and a non-slip handle that stays grippy when wet. Owners rate both well; the Microplane skews toward salon-grade durability and the Dr. Scholl's toward easy, forgiving everyday smoothing.
- Choose the Dr. Scholl's Curved Heel Buffer if you want a light, curved manual file for routine smoothing at home and prefer a handle that stays secure in the shower.
- Choose the Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp if you have thick, hardened calluses and want a large stainless steel rasp that removes skin quickly and lasts for years.
Prices
- Dr. Scholl's Curved Heel Buffer: $10.99 at Mercari (checked today)
- Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp: $9.50 at naildeli.com (checked today)
- Difference: the Microplane Colossal Pedicure Rasp is $1.49 cheaper than the Dr. Scholl's Curved Heel Buffer today
