Indiana PSI Nail Technician Practice Test

What is NOT a benefit of using the foot rasp on the toenail?

1. Trim length

2. Round off edges

3. Files in one direction

4. Removes sharp points

The correct answer is: Trim length

Using a foot rasp primarily focuses on smoothing and refining the surface of the feet rather than trimming off toenail length. While it effectively removes rough or dry skin, helps round off edges, files in one direction for controlled application, and eliminates any sharp points that could cause discomfort, it does not serve the function of trimming the toenails. The design and coarse texture of a foot rasp are intended for exfoliating and polishing the skin, making it unsuitable for changing the length of toenails, which is typically done with clippers or scissors. This distinction underscores the specific uses of a foot rasp and its limitations in nail care.