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Cracked Heels Aren't a Scrubbing Problem
Dead skin builds up in layers held together by protein bonds. Pumice stones, files and scrubs shave off the top of that stack — the bonds underneath stay fully intact. That's why the roughness always returns a few weeks later, and why filing harder only makes the skin grow back thicker. Glycolic and lactic acid work on the bonds themselves, dissolving the glue instead of sanding the bricks. Clear the structure and the buildup doesn't just move — it goes.
Your Feet Need More Than a Quick Layer of Cream
The sealed foot-mask design keeps the exfoliating formula in close contact with your skin while you relax. Unlike regular creams that can absorb, rub off, or evaporate over time, the bootie helps maintain a moist, enclosed environment around your feet. This allows the formula to stay evenly distributed across the skin for consistent contact throughout the treatment.
How It Works
Your heels crack because dead skin builds up in layers held together by protein bonds called desmosomes. Scrubbing, filing and pumice stones shave off the top of that stack. The bonds underneath stay intact, the buildup rebuilds, and you're back where you started in a few weeks. Then nothing happens, and that's by design. Over the next few days, the loosened layers separate naturally and shed on their own no pulling, no scraping.
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Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions
Can I shower normally during the peeling
Can I shower normally during the peeling
Yes. Shower, soak, wash as usual — warm water actually helps. Just don't scrub at the peeling skin with a loofah.
Does it work on toenail fungus or corns
Does it work on toenail fungus or corns
No. It exfoliates dead skin only. Fungal infections and corns need medical treatment see a doctor or podiatrist.
Will my feet be sensitive after
Will my feet be sensitive after
The new skin can feel slightly tender for a day or two. Moisturise, avoid very hot water for a couple of days, and it settles quickly.
Can I use it more than once
Can I use it more than once
Wait at least four weeks between treatments. Your skin needs time to rebuild its barrier — going again too soon risks irritation and sensitivity.
What if only one foot peels
What if only one foot peels
Common, and it usually just means that foot had more buildup. Keep soaking daily. The other foot usually catches up within a few days.
How long do results last
How long do results last
Typically two to four Days, depending on how much you're on your feet and whether you moisturise afterwards. The buildup that's there now is gone; new buildup depends on your habits.