If you've tried foot creams that just don't work, this is probably why most of them sit on top of dry skin without actually getting through it. This roll-on is formulated differently, with three exfoliating actives (20% Urea, Lactic Acid, and Salicylic Acid) that work together to break down thickened skin and pull moisture into the layers that actually need it. Plus Menthol, so your feet feel cool and soothed the moment you apply it.

Why Most Foot Creams Don't Work on Cracked Heels

When heels crack, the skin has thickened and dried into hard, flaky patches. Regular moisturisers can only reach the surface of this layer. They soften the dead skin on top, not the living skin underneath, which is why cracks keep coming back.

The actives in this formula solve that at the source.

What's Inside and Why It Matters

Urea at 20% is what dermatologists actually prescribe for cracked heels. At this concentration, it breaks down the protein bonds in thickened, dead skin cells so they shed on their own, while simultaneously drawing moisture into the deeper skin layers. It's both an exfoliant and a humectant at once, which is rare.

Lactic Acid is an AHA that resurfaces from the top, smoothing rough texture and speeding up skin cell turnover. It works alongside Urea rather than duplicating it.

Salicylic Acid is a BHA that gets into the spaces between skin cells to clear buildup from within. It's particularly useful on calluses and heavier patches where the other two actives need backup.

Glycerin keeps the skin hydrated between applications. It draws moisture from the environment and holds it in, so the softness lasts rather than wearing off after an hour.

Olive Oil and Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E) nourish the newly exposed skin after exfoliation and help improve elasticity over time.

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (from coconut oil) is what keeps the formula lightweight. It absorbs quickly so there's no greasy film left behind.

Menthol gives you that instant cool, soothing feeling right after you apply it, especially welcome if your feet are sore or tired from a long day.

Who Should Use This

This works well for people with:

• Visibly cracked or split heels
• Rough, thickened patches on the heel or ball of the foot
• Feet that dry out badly every winter or post-monsoon
• Long hours on their feet (nurses, teachers, people in retail)

If you're diabetic or have open wounds on your feet, check with your doctor before starting.