How to Use Foot Cream for Smooth Heels

The heels lack sebaceous glands, so they dry out easily, and dead skin cells tend to accumulate due to friction and pressure during walking.

If left untreated, this can lead to painful cracking and bleeding, so consistent care is required.

It is more effective to use 'foot cream,' which contains more concentrated oil and moisturizing ingredients than regular body lotion.

The best method is to apply a generous amount of foot cream after washing your feet in the evening and completely drying them.

Creams containing urea or lactic acid help to gently dissolve dead skin cells.

If you wear sleeping socks after applying cream, the absorption rate of moisturizing ingredients is maximized, allowing you to see much softer heels the next morning.