Hello ji,
Foot cracks and dry skin, especially if it's your first time, can usually be managed well at home—but only after identifying the possible cause. Here’s what you should know:
Walking barefoot or wearing open footwear often
Cold or dry weather
Long-standing (standing for long hours)
Not moisturizing feet regularly
Medical issues like diabetes, eczema, or fungal infection
It is a strong steroid ointment, usually used for inflammatory skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis.
It’s not recommended for regular cracked skin unless prescribed by a doctor.
Overuse may thin your skin or worsen fungal infections if present.
➡️ Please consult a dermatologist before applying steroid ointments, especially if unsure of the cause.
Soak Feet Daily in lukewarm water for 10–15 minutes
Use a pumice stone gently to remove dead skin
Apply a thick moisturizer or heel balm (look for urea or lactic acid-based creams)
Wear cotton socks at night to lock in moisture
Avoid harsh soaps that dry out the skin
Stay hydrated and eat vitamin-rich foods (especially Vitamin E)
If the cracks are deep, painful, or show signs of infection (redness, pus, swelling), you should consult a skin specialist.
Wishing you healthy, happy feet soon!