
The Real Enemy Isn't Dry Skin.
Walking, standing, and mechanical stress causes your feet to want to protect themselves. This creates an overproduction of a thick protein shield clinically known as hyperkeratosis. We call it the Keratin Barrier: a brick wall of dead tissue.
Applying a standard foot cream to a wall like that is like watering a brick wall and expecting it to turn to mud. The water evaporates. The wall remains. Hours later, the crack splits open again.
You've been sold the wrong dose.
Research Shows You Need at Least 30–60% Urea to Break Down the Keratin Wall
Mass-market brands cap their formulas at 5–10%. That guarantees surface-level lubrication for a day or two, an empty tube, and a trip back to the pharmacy next month.
The Unzip & Digest Protocol
The two-part approach for getting baby-soft feet again.
"The Unzipper"
Salicylic acid removes hardened, dead skin.
"Digestern"
60% urea breaks down excess keratin
Salicylic Acid
Before skin can soften, dead and hardened cells must first be loosened. Salicylic acid dissolves the bonds called desmosomes that hold these dead cells together.
60% Urea
Once salicylic acid loosens the dead cells, 60% urea can reach the hardened layers more effectively and break down excess keratin so the callus can shed, while leaving the healthy skin underneath safe.
Who Is Footstick for Dry & Callused Heels Best For?
Use: Swipe directly onto clean and dry heels every night before bed. Use consistently for 30 days, then switch to 2–3x/week for maintenance.
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Week 1
Instant softening. Tightness starts to ease.
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Week 2
Rough patches flake off. Smoother texture.
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Week 3
Deep cracks start closing. Calluses thin out.
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Week 4-6
Smooth, pain-free heels. Cracks healed.
Your Questions, Answered Honestly
Is 60% urea too strong?
Is 60% urea too strong?
No. The 60% threshold targets dead, callused tissue, not living skin. And the anhydrous wax base is formulated to sit on the callused area without stinging healthy skin. As with any high-strength active, avoid applying directly onto broken, actively bleeding skin and discontinue if irritation occurs.
Will my cracks just come back once I stop using it?
Will my cracks just come back once I stop using it?
Cracked heels are driven by ongoing mechanical stress, so like any skincare routine, results are maintained with continued use. We found that our customers got the best results when they had intensive treatment for a short period of time with the fotstick to break down that stubborn keratin-barrier, followed by Eucerin Advanced Repair for daily long-term use afterwards.
I've tried everything already. Why would this work when prescription creams didn't?
I've tried everything already. Why would this work when prescription creams didn't?
Most past treatments topped out at 10–20% urea, a moisturizing dose, not a debriding one. The Footstick combines a 60% clinical threshold with 2% salicylic acid to unglue and digest the keratin buildup itself, not just hydrate over it.
Price feels like a lot more than a drugstore tube. Why?
Price feels like a lot more than a drugstore tube. Why?
A single medical pedicure runs between $75 and $200 and wears off within a week. The Fotstick is a clinical-strength, multi-week treatment designed to address the root cause rather than offer temporary surface relief.
Fungerar den på känslig hy?
Fungerar den på känslig hy?
Yes, this foot stick is safe for sensitive skin but should only be applied to hardened and calloused areas. Never use it directly on open or bleeding cracks.
What if I'm not satisfied with the results?
What if I'm not satisfied with the results?
For best results, use a thin layer of the product every day before bed. If your feet are not smoother and less callused within 30 days, you are eligible for a full refund.
Some people may need to use the product for longer to achieve their desired results.
With daily use one stick typically lasts one month. For very dry and callused heels, we recommend the 3-pack.
