Step 04 · Repair

Diabetic Foot Cream

Foot cream · 90 g · 10% Urea & Natural AHAs

For heels that crack under a full day of load

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Rs. 499.0090 g

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A 90 g tub lasts roughly 6–8 weeks applied to both feet nightly.

A day in diabetic skin

Where this tube fits

Feet carry the whole day. On diabetic skin they are also the hardest place to notice a problem early.

  1. Socks and shoes go on

    Thick heel skin under load from the first hour of the day.

  2. Pressure builds

    Sensation can be reduced. A rub you cannot feel is still a rub.

  3. Shoes off, feet checked

    Cuts, cracks, blisters, colour changes. Look before you apply anything.

  4. Cream, then cotton socks

    The richest thing in the range, with eight uninterrupted hours to work.

A 90 g tub lasts roughly 6–8 weeks applied to both feet nightly.

What it actually does

Feet are the highest-stakes skin on a diabetic body

Heels crack because the skin there is thick, dry and under load all day. On diabetic feet — where sensation can be reduced and healing is slower — a fissure is not a cosmetic problem. This is a richer, targeted cream for the one area that needs more than a body lotion.

On the skin

Rich, but it sinks in

Heavier than a body lotion and still absorbs. A foot cream that stays greasy is a foot cream that stays in the drawer.

Into the callus

Softening thickened skin

Built for the load-bearing skin of the heel and outer sole, where an ordinary body lotion does nothing at all.

Overnight

Left to work

Applied last thing with cotton socks over the top, it gets the longest uninterrupted run of any step in the range.

Diabetic Foot Cream

Formula

What is in it, and why

A short list, chosen for what diabetic-prone skin is short of — not for what reads well on a label.

Humectant · Keratolytic

Urea 10%

Urea (10%)

The concentration this cream is built around. At ten per cent urea both draws water in and actively softens thickened heel skin.

Exfoliant

Natural AHAs

Alpha Hydroxy Acids

Loosens the hard, built-up layer on heels and soles that an ordinary body lotion cannot get through.

Product details

What’s inside the bottle

About this product

Give your feet the love they deserve! Our Foot Cream deeply nourishes, softens cracked heels, and refreshes tired soles—making every step feel like a spa moment.

  • Heals dry, cracked heels

  • Softens rough patches

  • Infused with soothing ingredients

  • Non-greasy, quick-absorbing texture

  • Perfect for daily foot care

Who should skip it

Do not use on an open crack, an ulcer, or a wound that is not healing — that needs a clinician the same week, not a cream.

The 60-second version

Wash and dry the feet, then work the cream into the heels, soles and any rough patches. Avoid the skin between the toes, which stays damp on its own. Cotton socks afterwards help it work overnight.

The step that matters most

Check your feet every day. Reduced sensation means a cut can go unnoticed, and on diabetic skin that is the thing that turns serious.

Before you start

Check feet and legs for cuts, cracks, or blisters before washing. On diabetic skin, small breaks deserve attention rather than a new product.

Delivery

Dispatched from Akola, Maharashtra. Free shipping on orders over ₹599; 2–4 day delivery across 20,000+ pincodes. Cash on delivery available.

Returns

14-day return policy on sealed items. If it arrives damaged or wrong, we replace it free.

Before you buy

Questions, answered

How often should I use it?

Daily, and at night if heels are cracking.

Should I use it between my toes?

No. That skin stays moist by itself and a rich cream there can cause problems.

My heel has an open crack — can I use this?

Not on the open crack. See a clinician; on diabetic feet that is not a wait-and-see situation.

Can I use a pumice stone first?

Gently at most, and never on numb or broken skin. Ask your podiatrist if you are unsure.

Why not just use body lotion?

Heel skin is far thicker. A light lotion sits on top of it rather than softening it.