Pedibaehr Foot Foam with Echinacea and 15% Urea 300 ml

This is a foot care preparation designed for consistent, long-term results rather than a temporary effect after a single application.

• Calluses — Calluses form where shoes or your gait distribute pressure unevenly.
• Corns — A corn has a core that presses deep into the skin, causing localized pain.
• Cracked heels — A cracked heel starts as a dry edge and ends in a fissure that is painful and can bleed.

• Salicylic acid (1%) — In low concentrations, it gently exfoliates and smooths thickened skin.
• Echinacea — Coneflower extract, traditionally used for weakened skin.
• Panthenol — Provitamin B5. Soothes after friction and micro-injuries, supporting the reconstruction of the epidermal barrier.
• Allantoin — Smooths rough areas and calms skin prone to redness.

Foam: 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 amount 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 need to be rinsed off.

A formula designed for dry and rough skin. This is a product for daily use, not an occasional ritual.

Pedibaehr is the podiatric line of the German company Baehr, present in clinics since 1918. The preparations are created for feet that work: walking, running, sweating, callusing, and cracking. 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 practice, which is why only products we have truly tested on our clients' feet make it into our store — not the entire wholesaler's catalog. 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 — initial results are usually visible after a few days, with lasting improvement after a month.

Can I use it between visits to the clinic?
Yes, and that is exactly the 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 using a cosmetic?
When pain, a wound, a change in the color of the nail plate, or a change you do not recognize appears. A cosmetic product cares for the skin — it does not diagnose or treat.

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