Dermatonics Heel Balm 60ml

Dermatonics Heel Balm 60ml is a once-a-day treatment for rough, dry, callused heels and feet. 99% of users report all dry skin removed after 7 day treatment. Hydrates and draws moisture into your skin, making it ideal for people with very dry feet. It absorbs quickly, giving visible results in just 1 day for most people. This products is suitable for people with diabetes, and is also vegetarian-friendly. It contains 25% urea, which is a natural moisturiser 

Dermatonics was founded by UK skincare professionals in 2008. They're passionate about developing effective products that really do make a difference for people with a wide selection of skin conditions. Many are vegetarian-friendly and in some cases, vegan-friendly too. Every item in their range is safe, effective and has been carefully formulated with extensive research and product testing. Beyond this, they are also enjoyable to use and include nature-led ingredients such as Manuka honey, Finnish colloidal oatmeal, shea butter, Swedish oat lipids and many others.

Urea provides a range of benefits in foot cream. Its unique chemical composition minimizes the change in the acid/base balance of a product when other ingredients are added to that product. It also slows the loss of moisture from a product during use. And when used in the formulation of skin care products, urea increases the water content of the top layers of the skin. Urea is also known for its ability to exfoliate the skin. At higher concentrations, urea can actually unlock skin cells that are tightly packed together (think of those stubborn foot calluses!) without disturbing the underlying makeup of the skin’s cells.

 Urea is a natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredient. For these reasons, urea can promote healing. As an anti-pruritic (anti-itch) ingredient, urea helps soothe the skin and provides relief from dry, itchy skin commonly found on the feet. urea strengthens the outer layer of the epidermis called the stratum corneum, forming a strong skin barrier that protects the skin of the feet from trauma. This is especially important for people with certain conditions, such as diabetics who are slow to heal and can be prone to foot infections.