It is true that an embedded splinter would be easier to remove with the top layer of skin removed, and that a corn razor removes the top layer of skin, however, do not attempt to use a corn razor to remove a splinter. This will push the splinter out of the callus and into your foot, turning discomfort into mild agony. LFMF
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