Can I use the balm on sensitive, cracked, or irritated skin?

If your skin reacts easily to essential oils or fragranced cosmetics, do a small patch test first. Apply a tiny amount to a small area, for example the side of the heel, and wait at least 24 hours to see whether any redness or itching appears. Tea tree oil is an essential oil, so it deserves caution even if the balm seems mild.

Avoid using the balm on broken, cracked, or actively irritated skin. It is designed for regular foot hygiene on intact skin. If the skin is damaged, take care of that first and ask a pharmacist or doctor for advice. This product is not a substitute for medical advice if sweating, cracking, irritation, or persistent odor becomes severe.

If you have a chronic skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take medication, ask a specialist before introducing any new cosmetic to your routine. Stop using the balm if it causes stinging, redness, or discomfort.