Cala Pumice Stone Foot File for Removing Dead Skin and Smoothing Heels
- Cala Pumice Stone foot file from the American brand Cala
- Classic pumice stone with fine pores for gentle exfoliation
- Removes dead skin and roughness from heels, soles and toes
- Works on wet skin after soaking the feet in warm water
- Natural physical exfoliant with no chemicals needed
- How to use: rub rough areas in gentle circular motions, then rinse
- Small, light and easy to carry for the bathroom or travel
In stock
- Delivery: IQD 5,000 — Baghdad 1–2 days · other cities 2–4 days
- Pay cash on delivery
- Warranty & service policy
Written down before you buy
Covered by warranty
100% genuine product
- Inspect the item in front of the courier before paying — refuse a damaged or wrong item at no cost.
- Manufacturing defects during the warranty are repaired or replaced free through the dealer (usually 2–4 weeks).
- A numbered service ticket linked to your invoice, followed up until your item is back with you.
Not covered: breakage, liquid damage, burns from power surges, or opening / tampering with the device.
Warranty & service policySKU: 616513682369
Description
The Cala Pumice Stone is a simple, natural foot care tool from the American brand Cala for removing dead skin and smoothing rough heels. Classic pumice stone with fine pores for gentle exfoliation, it leaves your feet softer after every bath or shower without any chemicals.
Looking for the original Cala Pumice Stone in Iraq? It is available with delivery to every governorate and cash on delivery.
Key benefits
- Removes built-up dead skin from heels and soles.
- Gradually reduces roughness and flaking with regular use.
- Preps the feet so foot cream absorbs into smoother skin.
- Natural physical exfoliation for those who prefer simple tools.
- An affordable tool that lasts a long time with proper care.
Design and materials
Pumice is a light, porous material that acts as a gentle physical exfoliant when rubbed over wet skin. It needs no chemicals; warm water is enough to soften the skin before use. Its handy size makes it suitable for the bathroom and for travel.
How to use
1. Soak your feet in warm water for 5 to 10 minutes.
2. Wet the pumice stone well.
3. Rub rough areas in small, gentle circles.
4. Rinse and dry the feet, then apply a moisturising cream.
5. Rinse skin residue off the stone and let it dry in a well-ventilated place.
Who is it for?
The Cala Pumice Stone suits women and men with rough heels and dry soles, and anyone who stands or walks a lot. Use it once or twice a week in the bath or shower.
Tips and important information
- Avoid hard or prolonged rubbing; overdoing it can scratch the skin.
- Do not use on cuts, deep cracks or inflamed skin.
- People with diabetes should ask their doctor before using foot files.
- Clean the stone with a small brush and warm water and let it dry fully between uses.
- Replace the stone once it becomes smooth and loses its grip.
Why buy it from Al Bab Al Aaly Beauty?
- 100% genuine product from the American brand Cala.
- Regularly refreshed stock and intact packaging.
- Cash on delivery with no upfront payment.
- Fast delivery to all Iraqi governorates: Baghdad, Basra, Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Mosul, Najaf, Karbala and more.
Specifications
| Product type | Pumice stone |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cala |
What's in the box
- Cala Pumice Stone x 1
Product FAQ
Is the Cala Pumice Stone original?
Yes, it is a 100% genuine Cala product. We source it from trusted suppliers in its original packaging.
Should I use it on dry or wet feet?
Always use it on wet skin after soaking the feet in warm water. Dry skin is more likely to get scratched.
How often should I use it each week?
Once or twice a week is enough for most people. Adjust according to how rough your heels are.
How do I clean the pumice stone?
Rinse it under warm water and scrub with a small brush to remove skin residue. Let it dry completely in a well-ventilated spot.
How can I order it in Iraq?
Order from Al Bab Al Aaly Beauty and we deliver to every Iraqi governorate. Payment is cash on delivery.
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