Urea Callus and Corns Foot Cream 250 ml

Callus and Corns Cream 250 ml, a professional aid for pedicure treatments on feet stressed by footwear or prolonged strain. Urea, a keratolytic and moisturising agent, softens skin thickening, while Rice Starch and Calendula soothe and refresh. Applied after a warm foot bath, it makes the subsequent filing more effective. Vegan cosmetic for beauty salons and podiatry practices.

Callus and Corns Cream 250 ml is a professional aid designed for pedicure treatments aimed at counteracting skin thickening on feet stressed by footwear or prolonged strain. Formulated for beauty salons and podiatry practices, it helps soften calluses and corns, preparing the skin for gentler mechanical treatments.

• Urea: keratolytic and moisturising agent, it helps soften skin thickening

• Rice Starch: soothes and gives a pleasant sensation of softness

• Calendula Extract: soothing and refreshing action on the treated areas

How to use: apply the right amount of cream to the area to be treated and massage until fully absorbed; do not use on wounds or broken skin.

Expert tip: apply it after a warm foot bath, when the skin is already softened: the keratolytic works better and the subsequent filing is more effective. Vegan cosmetic.

Find other dedicated treatments in the Hands and Feet category.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use it if I have wounds or cuts on my foot?

No, the manufacturer advises against use on damaged skin: apply it only to intact skin and wait until it has healed.

How often should it be applied to see results on corns?

For a constant supporting effect, daily application is recommended, combined with periodic filing treatments in the salon.

Is it also suitable for home use between appointments?

Yes, although it is a professional product, it can be recommended to the client for home maintenance between sessions.

Shipping €4,90, free over €29. Delivery in 24/48 working hours (Sicily and Sardinia 48/72) from hand-over to the courier.

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