Apply the cream to clean, intact skin, focusing on the areas that tend to become hard, flaky, or thickened, such as the heels, balls of the feet, and sides of the toes. A thin layer is sufficient. It is especially practical to use after washing your feet or a bath, as the warm water makes thickened skin softer and the cream can be absorbed more easily.
Consistency matters more than quantity. As the cream contains active levels of urea and fruit acids, it is best introduced gradually. Start with a small amount on a limited area to see how your skin responds before applying more broadly. If you have very sensitive skin or are prone to stinging from acid-based products, this cautious approach is important.
For best results as part of a foot care routine, use it daily or as needed, making sure the skin is dry before application. Avoid applying it to freshly shaved skin, cracked skin, or between the toes if that area is easily irritated. If any discomfort or persistent stinging occurs, reduce how often you use it. Always follow with clean hands.