Neat Feat® Spray On Foot & Heel Balm
- Highly effective formulation that rehydrates and repairs skin
- Proven effective treatment – recommended by podiatrists
- Non-greasy, non-staining, light weight, waterproof and diabetic friendly
- Fitted with 360º pump designed to work upside down, if you can’t reach
- Ideal for use at night
- Suitable for Diabetics
Cracked heels and feet are due to a loss of moisture from the affected area. Exposure to dry conditions will cause a loss of moisture that results in fissures or cracks developing. The Neat Feat® Heel Balm is an oil based product thereby enabling the balm to remain over the affected area. The active ingredient rehydrates the skin and repairs skin damage with noticeable results within 5 days.
THREE KEY INGREDIENTS
Urea: The body’s own natural moisturiser which is commonly found in the skin, but easily lost when skin is damaged. Replenishing the lost urea softens the skin, accelerates the healing process and hastens the removal of dry, scaly skin.
Lanolin: Offers long-lasting hydration and a reduction of skin roughness through deep penetration of the skin.
Petrolatum: Protects the skin and dramatically reduces moisture loss by creating a barrier on the skin’s surface
Recommended For
Designed to be used by anyone suffering from damaged, dry and cracked skin of the heel or foot.
Directions For Use
Simply spray onto dry, cracked and thickened skin on feet. Apply twice daily, morning and night.
Ingredients
Water, Glycerin, PPG-17/IPDI/DMPA Copolymer Phenoxyethanol (and) Methyl Paraben (and) Ethyl Paraben (and) Propyl Paraben (and) Butyl Paraben. Urea 30g/100g.
Additional information
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Customer –
Fantastic Product
Brilliant product, have used it for a year and heals heels wonderfully. The only problem is the spray nozzle gets blocked but just wash it out!
K Graves –
Fabulous
Amazing product and I have tried a few over the years!! This beats them all. The only issue is the nozzle gets clogged up and you need to rinse it out apparently. Not tried as yet but need to otherwise it’s getting expensive to purchase. Well worth the money though.