BABY feet urea cream 10% 100ml

Our feet often suffer an increase in dryness, even causing cracks in the heels that can even bleed and hurt when walking. Infections may occur if they are very deep. To avoid this painful problem, it is advisable to hydrate this part of the body very well. The 10% Urea Repair Foot Cream of Babé repairs daily and deeply moisturizes dry and cracked feet.

The frequent use of this foot cream provides the following benefits to our feet:

• -Effective protection against dryness, heel cracking and hardness.
• -Eliminates roughness and roughness.
• -Relieves the feeling of tightness.

Its formula is composed of the following active ingredients:

• -Urea: Provides intensive and deep hydration to restore the skin's elasticity.
• -Glycerin: Helps water retention in the epidermis, preventing skin dryness.
• -Shea butter - Has moisturizing, emollient and repitheliating properties, protects the skin from dehydration, restores its flexibility and improves its appearance.
• -Allantoin - Softening, soothing, repairing and repitheliating.
• -Vitamin E.-Antioxidant that prevents cells from oxidative stress and the action of free radicals.
• -Lactic acid - Increases skin hydration and elasticity.

Get perfect hydration on your feet and say goodbye to cracks with Babé!

Apply by means of a soft massage, especially on the heels and sole of the foot, until completely absorbed, do not apply on open or bleeding cracks.

Urea 10%
Glycerin 3%
Shea Butter 2%
Allantoin 0.50%
Vitamin E 0.25% Lactic
Acid 0.03%

€9.90 / 100 ml

It is important to maintain a foot care routine, starting with daily cleansing and moisturising.

Once or twice a week you can gently exfoliate your feet to remove dead cells and impurities and promote skin renewal. Undoubtedly, moisturising daily is the greatest way to combat calluses. In the colder months and in summer (when feet are more exposed and dehydrated due to environmental and lifestyle conditions), I recommend applying a thicker layer of moisturiser at night and letting it work while you sleep.
In case of discomfort when walking and/or persistent calluses, visit your podiatrist.