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Stainless Steel Shovel Head Trimmer Fork Nail Callus Remover File Dead Skin Push Nail Art Tool for Manicure Cuticle

A dead skin fork is a small, handheld tool with prongs designed to gently scrape off dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. It's mainly used for exfoliation, helping to remove dry, flaky skin and improve skin texture. The prongs are typically curved to fit the contours of your face or body, and it’s important to use it gently to avoid irritation.

Product Name

Crystal glass nail file

Material

Glass / Crystal

Place Of Origin

Guangdong, China

Usage

Professional Nail Beauty

Service

Sample+OEM+ODM+Picture

Custom

Support Private Label

Application

Cuticle / Finger,Toe

Type

Double

INQUIRY

Manicure Tools

Cuticle Nipper, Dual End Steel Pusher and Cuticle Trimmer

Cuticle Nipper

Stainless Steel material Extremely & Durable

Sharp blade fits nail edge

lndividual protective cover for safety and portability

Tightly closed jaws without gaps

Double Head Cuticle Pusher

Both ends can be used to remove dead cuticle

Sharp Jaw removes dead cuticle easily

Cuticle Pusher Cutter:Flat Head push easily and effortlessly

Comfortable to use

Dead Skin Fork

Newly upgraded armor artifacts

Easy to remove dead cuticle

Comfortable curved handlebar

Firmly adhered joints

FAQS

Dead Skin Remover

How do you use a dead skin fork?

Cleanse your skin: Start by washing your face or the area you plan to treat.
Gently scrape: Hold the fork at a slight angle and gently run it over your skin in small, controlled strokes.
Be gentle: Don’t press too hard. The goal is to lightly exfoliate the skin, not scrape it aggressively.
Aftercare: After exfoliating, apply a moisturizer or soothing lotion to keep the skin hydrated.

What is a dead skin fork?

A dead skin fork is an exfoliation tool typically used to gently scrape away dead skin cells from the surface of the skin. It's often used on the face or body, especially for areas that may be rough or dry.

How often should you use a dead skin fork?

It depends on your skin type, but generally, 1-2 times a week is recommended. Over-exfoliating can strip the skin of its natural oils and lead to irritation.

Can a dead skin fork hurt the skin?

If used incorrectly, yes. If you press too hard or use it too frequently, you might irritate or damage the skin. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and be gentle with your technique.

Are dead skin forks suitable for all skin types?

Dead skin forks can be used on most skin types, but if you have sensitive skin, active acne, or skin conditions like eczema or rosacea, it’s better to consult with a dermatologist before use.