How often do you use foot cream?
Himalaya recommends using it twice a day. First, wash and dry your feet, then massage in a small amount until the cream is absorbed. Do this regularly, as dry feet can quickly become dry again.
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Your feet carry you all day, but often get the least attention. This foot cream from Himalaya is made for dry, rough feet and heels. In a convenient 75-gram tube is a creamy cream with honey, turmeric, ginger, fenugreek, and sal tree resin. You apply it after showering or before going to bed, and your feet feel soft and smooth afterwards.
The base is a classic cream of water, glycerin, and plant fats such as castor oil. Glycerin attracts moisture and holds it in the upper layer of the skin. That is where the herbs come into play. Himalaya has been working with plants from Ayurveda since 1930, and you can see that reflected in this formula. Honey is known as a natural moisturizing ingredient. Fenugreek (a seed you may know from Indian cuisine) and sal tree resin come from the same tradition. Turmeric and ginger complete the list and give the cream a warm, spicy background.
What many people do not know: the skin under your feet has no sebaceous glands. Your soles therefore do not produce their own layer of oil, unlike your face, for example. As a result, the skin there dries out faster, especially in winter or if you walk around a lot in slippers or barefoot. The heels then become hard and rough. A foot cream replenishes that lack of oil and moisture from the outside. The difference with a regular body lotion? A foot cream is richer and creamier, so it stays on better on the thicker skin of your soles. Many people also wonder if it is better to apply it in the evening. In short: that is a pleasant time, because the cream can soak in properly while you sleep.
The cream is white and creamy, but does not stay sticky. After a few minutes, you can simply put socks on again. The scent is fresh and slightly spicy, with a hint of lavender and orange peel from the perfume. The 75-gram tube fits in your toiletry bag and is easy to dose, so you squeeze out exactly what you need. By the way: the cream is not vegan because it contains honey. For those who pay attention to that, it is good to know.
In short: Foot Care Cream is a rich cream with honey, turmeric, and fenugreek for dry, rough feet. A small ritual of two minutes a day, after which your feet feel soft and smooth again.
Five plant-based ingredients from Ayurveda, including sal tree resin and ginger, in a creamy base with glycerine and castor oil.
The cream is thicker than a body lotion and stays well on your soles without feeling sticky.
Small enough for your toiletry bag. Since you only need a little at a time, it lasts a long time.
The Indian brand has been working with plant extracts from the Ayurvedic tradition for almost a century.
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Himalaya recommends using it twice a day. First, wash and dry your feet, then massage in a small amount until the cream is absorbed. Do this regularly, as dry feet can quickly become dry again.
Yes, the evening is a good time. The cream can absorb gradually while you sleep. Wearing a pair of cotton socks over it will keep it in place and prevent you from slipping on a smooth floor.
A foot cream is richer and thicker. The skin on the soles of your feet has no sebaceous glands and is thicker than elsewhere, so it requires more oil and moisture. A body lotion is lighter and absorbs faster, but does not stay on your heels as long.
No, not in a sticky way. The cream is creamy and absorbs within a few minutes, after which you can simply put on socks or shoes. If you use too much, just pat off the excess.
Both come from the Ayurvedic tradition on which Himalaya is based. Honey naturally attracts moisture, just like glycerin. Turmeric, ginger, fenugreek and sal tree resin are plant extracts that the brand has used in skincare for generations.
No. The cream contains honey, a product made by bees. There are no other animal-derived ingredients in the INCI list.