How should I apply this paste and what should I watch out for on sensitive or broken skin?

Before applying, wash and dry the feet carefully, since the paste is meant to sit on the skin as a targeted layer rather than as a quick-absorbing lotion. Apply it as directed by the manufacturer, paying special attention to the soles, heels, and spaces between the toes if those are the areas you want to care for. A small amount is enough to start, because the texture is denser than a regular cream and a thin layer is easier to assess.

Tar-based products have a distinctive texture and scent, so first-time users should monitor how the skin responds before broader use. Tea tree oil can feel quite active on sensitive skin, which is why the formula is intended for intact, external skin only. Avoid applying to irritated or damaged areas unless the manufacturer specifically allows it; if the skin is cracked, broken, or visibly inflamed, it is better to let it recover first or consult a specialist before use.

For routine use, the paste fits well after showering, after sports, or after time in closed footwear, when feet are clean and fully dry. It is for external use only and should not be used on other body parts or ingested. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a chronic skin condition, or are using medication, consult a specialist before adding new topical products to your routine.

After application, keep the product closed and stored away from heat or direct sunlight so the paste and tea tree oil remain stable. Wash hands after use if you do not need the residue on your fingers, and avoid touching the eyes or mucous membranes.