Q1: Which foot cream is good for dry feet?

A moisturising foot cream or balm can help when your feet feel dry. Ingredients such as urea, shea butter and other moisturising ingredients are commonly found in foot-care formulas.

Q2: Which foot care is good for cracked heels?

Foot and heel creams containing moisturising ingredients such as urea can be useful for dry, cracked-looking heels. Nykaa's collection includes several urea-based foot creams and heel roll-ons.

Q3: Is urea good for dry feet?

Urea is commonly used in products made for dry, rough skin and is present in several foot creams and heel products. Check the concentration and usage directions for the specific product.

Q4: Can I use foot cream every day?

Yes. A regular moisturising foot cream can be used as part of everyday foot care. Exfoliating and peeling products should be used according to their individual instructions.

Q5: How often should I use a foot scrub?

Follow the instructions for the specific foot scrub. Using an exfoliating product too frequently can leave already-dry skin feeling uncomfortable.

Q6: Are foot peeling masks good for dead skin?

Peeling masks for the foot are formulated to gently exfoliate and remove dead skin on the surface. Do not pull away peeling skin manually. Follow product directions.

Q7: Can I use foot cream at night?

Yes. Night-time is a convenient opportunity to apply a richer foot cream or balm, particularly when your heels feel dry.

Q8: What is the difference between a foot cream and a foot scrub?

A foot cream is primarily used for moisturisation, while a foot scrub is used to exfoliate surface dead skin. They can be separate steps in a foot-care routine.

Q9: How can I make my feet softer?

Regular moisturisation is a simple starting point. If your feet also have rough surface skin, gentle exfoliation can be added to the routine. Avoid aggressive scrubbing, especially around cracked or irritated areas.