Cracked heels are common in the winter.
Soothe any dryness and discomfort with these foot creams that both exfoliate and moisturize.
When the skin on your heel thickens and dries out, putting pressure on it causes it to crack.
Then youre left with a lot of pain as you go about your day-to-day activities.
The right foot cream helps to soothe dryness,calluses, and cracks on your heels.
The acids help to exfoliate the skin by breaking down the callous over time, all while moisturizing.
board-certified foot surgeon at Sole Podiatry NYC and star of TLC’sMy Feet Are Killing Me
What causes dry and cracked heels?
(They can also cause blisters, so you might want to brush up onhow to treat blisters.)
Additionally, cozy clogs and a no-sock lifestyle arent really helping either.
Brad Schaeffer, DPM.
They help break down dead skin cells and expose smoother skin on the surface.
For prevention, Im a big believer in exfoliating a couple of times a week, says Dr. Schaeffer.
That means a lot to podiatrists, says Dr. Sutera.
Its also paraben-free and works pretty quickly.
You should start to see results after a few applications.
board-certified foot surgeon at Sole Podiatry NYC and star of TLC’sMy Feet Are Killing Me
Its an organic balm, and it smells amazing and is all natural, says Dr. Sutera.
Its made by a family-owned company in smaller batches.
It also has emolliating ingredients like oat and olive oil to help soften dry skin.
Its non-greasy and fragrance, dye, and paraben-free.
It contains allantoin, which helps penetrates into the thicker skin on the heels.
It has a fragrance-free and non-greasy formula.
Its hypoallergenic and appropriate even if you have sensitive skin.
Its hypoallergenic and non-greasy, and absorbs quickly.
Lavender essential oils and arnica extract reduce irritation, and shea butter and peppermint refresh and rehydrate.
It has a simple ingredient list, including lanolin to soften skin and petrolatum to moisturize and protect.
There are no added fragrances, colors, or parabens.
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