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• 🦶 ACHIEVE SOFT HEELS QUICKLY: Transform dry, rough skin into velvety-smooth heels with this intensive foot repair cream. Powered by a potent blend of 25% urea and 6% AHAs, this intensive foot cream provides deep moisturization and gentle exfoliation to repair even the driest, most severely cracked heels and calluses. Experience fast-acting relief and visibly softer, smoother feet.
• 💧 MELTS IN, NOT GREASY: The smooth, non-sticky, non-greasy texture absorbs quickly without leaving any residue on your feet. Perfect for daily use on damp skin, this cream envelops feet in a cocoon of long-lasting hydration and silky softness. Easy to apply and wear under socks and shoes, designed for daily use.
• 🧴 NOURISHING INGREDIENTS SKIN LOVES: Urea, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, and Silk Amino Acids work together to moisturize, exfoliate, and restore skin's elasticity. Free of harsh additives, fragrance free, and never tested on animals. Our heel care cream has been carefully formulated with ingredients that mimic the body's natural moisturizing factor. Suitable for dry, normal, and problematic skin.
• 🙂 EASY, MESS-FREE APPLICATION: Unlike greasy ointments or thick balms, our lightweight foot cream absorbs quickly without leaving any sticky residue. Simply massage a small amount into clean, dry or damp feet, focusing on problem areas like heels and calluses. Use daily for best results and long-lasting hydration. Can be used as a cream for dry skin on other areas including knees and elbows.
• 🛡️ TRUSTED FOR 30+ YEARS: Our mission is to create products that work at an affordable cost so that anyone can benefit from high potency treatments. Our products are made in Canada and have been meticulously designed by Ph.D Scientist, Dr Parashu Singh. We guarantee the quality of our products, if you're not 100% happy, just let us know and we'll make it right!

Overview

• Brand : Dermal Therapy
• Item dimensions L x W x H : 8.75 x 3 x 1.75 inches
• Age Range (Description) : Adult
• Special Feature : Travel Size
• Active Ingredients : Urea and AHA