Cracked heels and fissures
Cracked heels form in thick, dry callus that splits because it isn’t supple enough. They are often painful, but with the right routine you can tackle them yourself. Read more
Ellen’s advice
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Cracked heels form in thick, dry callus that splits because it isn’t supple enough. They are often painful, but with the right routine you can tackle them yourself.
How to tackle it:
- Soften the callus around the crack and gently file it away with the Footlogix Callus softener with rasp.
- Then apply the Footlogix Cracked heel mousse every day, even when it’s getting better.
Stop too soon and cracks often come back. So keep your calluses in check regularly and choose shoes that support your heel well. If a crack is very deep, bleeds or doesn’t improve after 4 weeks, have it checked by a podiatrist. Not sure? Take the free foot analysis.
LLN.beauty is an official stockist of Footlogix.
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I'm Ellen, the Ellen behind LLN.beauty (say it as Ellen beauty). Beauty therapist since 2003, with my online beauty store since 2008. In 2019 I trained in orthomolecular therapy at KPNI, to tackle skin problems from the inside as well.
For years I treated clients in my salon. I stopped, because a treatment only works for a short while. Lasting results come from the basics you do yourself at home. That's why I now help you with a routine you'll actually stick to.
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