Pedibaehr Regenerating Foot Cream with 10% Urea 500 ml
What it is used for
This is a foot care preparation designed for consistent, ongoing action — not just a temporary effect after a single application.
- Dry feet — the skin on the soles of the feet lacks sebaceous glands, so it dries out faster than the rest of the body.
- Calluses — thickened epidermis is the foot's natural response to pressure; it won't disappear on its own and requires systematic softening.
What's inside
- Shea butter (karité) — a rich butter with a high content of unsaturated fatty acids. It rebuilds the lipid barrier of dehydrated heels.
- Vitamin A — supports epidermal cell renewal and smoothness.
- Vitamin E — an antioxidant protecting skin lipids against oxidation; supports regeneration.
- Hemp oil — features a favorable ratio of omega acids, soothing skin prone to irritation.
- Hyaluronic acid — binds multiple times its mass in water, helping the skin stay elastic for longer.
- Bisabolol — a soothing component of chamomile oil; recommended for reactive skin.
How to use
Cream: a richer consistency that stays on the skin longer — great for overnight use and heavily dry areas.
- Wash and dry your feet, paying special attention to the spaces between your toes.
- Take a bean-sized amount of cream for one foot.
- Massage in circular motions from the toes toward the ankle, finishing at the heel.
- Apply morning and evening, and for very dry skin, wear cotton socks overnight.
Who it is for
A formula designed for normal, dry, and rough skin. This is an everyday essential, not an occasional ritual.
Diabetic feet require special attention: reduced sensation means friction may be noticed too late. The preparation is suitable for this type of care, but it does not replace professional podiatric supervision.
Pedibaehr at J'adore Instytut
Pedibaehr is the podiatric line of the German company Baehr, present in clinics since 1918. The formulas are created for the active foot: walking, running, sweating, hardening, and cracking. Hence the short ingredient lists, high concentrations of active ingredients, and textures that can be spread over large areas without leaving a greasy residue.
At J'adore Instytut, we use Pedibaehr in our podiatry practice, which is why our shop only offers products we genuinely test on our clients' feet — rather than the wholesaler's entire price list. You can find the brand's full range in the Pedibaehr collection.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe for diabetes?
The manufacturer also directs this preparation for diabetic foot care. However, with diabetes, a golden rule applies: any wound, abrasion, or skin discoloration is a reason to consult a podiatrist or doctor, not to self-treat.
How often should I use the preparation?
Foot care only works when it is regular. For dry and calloused skin, commit to daily application for at least two weeks — initial effects 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 precisely the point of home care. A podiatric treatment preps the foot, while daily use of the preparation maintains the effect and extends the time until your next visit.
When is a visit to the podiatrist needed instead of a cosmetic?
Whenever pain, a wound, a change in nail plate color, or an unrecognized abnormality appears. A cosmetic nourishes and cares — it does not diagnose or treat.
Packaging: 500 ml. Large packaging — the choice for those who use the preparation daily and don't want to restock every few weeks.
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Podologia gabinetowa i domowa — zmiękczanie zrogowaceń, pielęgnacja paznokci, regeneracja pękających pięt i ochrona przeciwgrzybicza.
