SOFTOFIT-FOOT CREAM
COMPOSITION
Urea IP 10% w/w + Lactic Acid IP 10% w/w + Propylene Glycol IP 10% w/w + Liquid Paraffin IP 10% w/w
PACK SIZE
50 gm
PACKING
Outer Box
THERAPEUTIC CATEGORY
Moisturiser
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Uses
Dry, Cracked Heels: Helps heal and moisturize dry, cracked heels.
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Hyperkeratosis: Treats thickened skin, such as calluses and corns.
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Psoriasis and Eczema: Manages symptoms like dryness, scaling, and itching.
Effect on the Body
Moisturizing (Urea, Propylene Glycol, Liquid Paraffin): Urea is a humectant that attracts and retains moisture, while propylene glycol and liquid paraffin form a protective barrier to lock in moisture.
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Exfoliating (Lactic Acid, Urea): Lactic acid and urea have keratolytic properties, which help to exfoliate the skin by breaking down dead skin cells and softening thickened skin.
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Soothing (Propylene Glycol): Acts as a humectant and emollient, providing a soothing effect on the skin and enhancing the moisturizing properties of the cream.
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Protective (Liquid Paraffin): Forms an occlusive barrier on the skin to protect it from external irritants and prevent moisture loss.
How to Use
Clean the Affected Area: Ensure the feet are clean and dry before application.
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Apply Generously: Use a generous amount to cover the affected areas, typically applied once or twice daily as directed by a healthcare provider.
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Gently Massage: Massage the cream into the skin until it is absorbed, paying special attention to areas with thickened or cracked skin.
Precautions
Avoid Sensitive Areas: Avoid application near the eyes or on mucous membranes.
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Patch Test: Perform a patch test if using for the first time to ensure there is no allergic reaction to the ingredients.
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Use on Intact Skin: Do not apply to open wounds or broken skin unless directed by a healthcare provider.
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Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Consult a healthcare provider before use if pregnant or breastfeeding.
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