Walkers Foot Creams
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🌿 Walkers Foot Creams – Powerful Urea Formulas for Dry, Cracked Heels
Walkers Urea Foot Creams are proudly Australian-made and podiatrist recommended, formulated to deeply hydrate, soften and repair very dry, rough or cracked feet. Known for their high-strength urea content, Walkers creams are a trusted choice in clinics and pharmacies across Australia.
Available in both 15% and 25% urea concentrations, these creams target different stages of skin dryness:
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Walkers 15% Urea Cream acts as a powerful humectant to draw moisture into the skin, helping restore softness and prevent dryness.
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Walkers 25% Urea Cream offers intensive care for severely dry, thickened or cracked skin, breaking down hardened skin while locking in moisture to smooth and rejuvenate the feet.
Walkers foot creams are fast-absorbing, non-greasy and suitable for daily use, making them perfect for maintaining soft, smooth and healthy feet all year round.
Give your feet the care they deserve with Walkers Foot Creams — the ideal solution for cracked heels, dry skin and callused feet.
🌟 Key Benefits of Walkers Foot Creams
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👩⚕️ Podiatrist recommended — Trusted by clinics and pharmacies across Australia
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💧 High-strength urea formulas — Available in 15% and 25% to target different levels of skin dryness
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⚡ Softens thick, rough and cracked heels — Breaks down hardened skin while deeply hydrating
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🌿 Draws moisture into the skin — Helps restore smoothness, suppleness and skin elasticity
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🧴 Fast-absorbing and non-greasy — Ideal for everyday use on dry feet and callused areas
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🇦🇺 Proudly Australian made — Specially formulated for dry skin in Australia’s harsh climate
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🦶 Effective for cracked heels, calluses and dry soles — Improves skin texture and comfort with regur use
🦶How To Use Walkers Urea Cream For The Best Results
PERSISTANCE & CONSISTENCY IS KEY!
- Soak your feet in warm water.
- Use a pumice stone on the areas of the feet with dry, rough skin.
- Initially, apply the urea cream 1 - 2 times per day to the affected areas, avoiding the area between the toes. Wash hands after application.
- For extra nourishment, slip a pair of socks on overnight after your urea cream application.
- Reduce application to once a day as the skin improves.
- Consider your feet! If your dry, cracked heels have improved using Walker's 25 switch to Walker's 15 to boost moisture and maintain your soft supple feet.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions – Cracked Heels & Dry Skin
1. What causes cracked heels and dry skin on the feet?
Cracked heels are often caused by dry skin, prolonged standing, open-back shoes, or environmental factors such as cold or dry weather. Certain skin conditions, like eczema or psoriasis, can also contribute. Regular hydration and protection are key to prevention.
2. What products help repair cracked heels?
Urea-based foot creams, heel balms, and hydrating moisturisers are among the most effective treatments. Pairing these with heel socks, silicone heel cups, or occlusive dressings can help lock in moisture and speed up healing.
3. How often should I apply foot cream?
For best results, apply foot cream at least once daily, ideally after a shower or foot soak when the skin can absorb moisture most effectively. Severely dry or cracked heels may benefit from applying cream twice daily.
4. How long does it take to see results?
With consistent use of a good quality foot cream, many people notice an improvement within 3–7 days. Deep cracks may take longer to fully heal, depending on severity and how well the area is cared for.
5. Can cracked heels become infected?
Yes — if the skin splits deeply, bacteria can enter and cause infection. If you notice redness, swelling, or pain, it’s important to seek professional medical advice.
6. Are your creams suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, many of our heel balms and creams are formulated for sensitive skin and contain gentle, clinically trusted ingredients like urea, shea butter, and natural oils. Always patch-test before first use.
7. Can I use heel balm with socks or heel protectors?
Absolutely. Wearing socks or silicone heel protectors after applying cream helps lock in moisture overnight and speeds up the healing process.
8. When should I see a podiatrist?
If your heels are painful, bleeding, or not improving with regular care, it’s best to consult a podiatrist. This is especially important for people with diabetes or circulation issues.
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