Footness Cracked Heel Cream 50 ml (25% Urea)
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When using a softening gel, the softened hardening can be easily removed with a corner file or pedicure tool.
Professional use: After warming up, apply the emollient softening gel only to the surface of the calluses, then use a pedicure tool to remove the softened calluses. If the callus dries during removal, reapply the callus softener to the calluses. Hardening emollient gel does not need to be washed off the skin surface after use.
Home use: Apply the emollient to the surface of the calluses, wrap in foil, then after 5-10 minutes use a corner file to remove the softened calluses.
It is important not to confuse hardening gels with hardening gels.
Due to the skin-friendly composition of the emollient gel, it can also be used to treat diabetic feet. When treating wounds, ulcerated feet, the use of emollient gel is not recommended.
Professional use: After warming up, apply the emollient softening gel only to the surface of the calluses, then use a pedicure tool to remove the softened calluses. If the callus dries during removal, reapply the callus softener to the calluses. Hardening emollient gel does not need to be washed off the skin surface after use.
Home use: Apply the emollient to the surface of the calluses, wrap in foil, then after 5-10 minutes use a corner file to remove the softened calluses.
It is important not to confuse hardening gels with hardening gels.
Due to the skin-friendly composition of the emollient gel, it can also be used to treat diabetic feet. When treating wounds, ulcerated feet, the use of emollient gel is not recommended.
