Pedibaehr Callus Cream Foam with Ceramides and Urea 125 ml

This preparation cares for your foot skin daily, and that regularity is exactly where its effectiveness lies.

• Calluses — thickened skin is the foot's response to pressure — it won't disappear on its own, it must be softened systematically.
• Corns — a corn forms where a shoe or your gait distributes pressure unevenly.
• Dry skin — dehydrated epidermis loses elasticity and begins to feel tight with every step.

Foam: it spreads instantly and leaves no greasy film — you can put your socks on immediately.

1. Shake the container and hold it upright.
2. Dispense a walnut-sized portion onto dry foot skin.
3. Spread evenly, not forgetting the spaces between the toes.
4. Wait a few minutes for it to absorb — the foam does not require rinsing.

A formula designed for dry and rough skin. It fits well into post-podiatry treatment care.

Pedibaehr is the podiatric line of the German company Baehr, present in clinics since 1918. The preparations are created with the working foot in mind: one that walks, runs, sweats, develops calluses, and cracks. Hence the short ingredient lists, high concentrations of active substances, and textures that can be spread over a large area without leaving a greasy trace.

At J'adore Instytut, we use Pedibaehr in our podiatry clinic, which is why only products we have actually tested on our clients' feet end up in our shop — not the entire wholesaler's price list. You can find the full range of the brand in the Pedibaehr collection.

How often should I use the preparation?
Foot care works when it is regular. For dry and calloused skin, plan for daily application for at least two weeks — the first effects are usually visible after a few days, and lasting improvement after a month.

Can I use it between clinic visits?
Yes, and that is the whole point of home care. A podiatric treatment prepares the foot, and daily use of the preparation maintains the effect and extends the time until the next visit.

When is a visit to a podiatrist needed instead of a cosmetic product?
When pain, a wound, a change in nail plate color, or a change you do not recognize appears. A cosmetic product cares — it does not diagnose or treat.

What is the difference between low and high concentration urea?
Up to about 10 percent, urea primarily moisturizes — it binds water in the epidermis. Above this value, it begins to act keratolytic, meaning it loosens calloused layers and facilitates their removal.