Walkers Urea Foot Cream

Description The Walker’s products are a well-known brand that is made in Australia. The Walkers foot cream comes in two strengths (15% and 25%) and they have different purposes. The urea-based creams have been used since the 1940’s to treat a range of skin conditions. There are now several scientific studies published on just how good the urea-based creams are for dry skin. Please Note: The traditional Urea 25% heel conditioner has been discontinued and replaced with Urea 25% with ceramides (ULTRA). You can order it on this page above or on the Ultra page. What is the difference between the 25% and 15%? A stronger concentration does not always mean it is better or more effective. A urea concentration of below 20% (ie the Walker’s 15%) the action of the urea is more to act as a humectant, which means it that helps the skin retain moisture. Above a concentration of about 20 (ie the Walker’s 25%) it causes a breakdown of proteins in the skin and the dry skin can flake of and soften the skin. You need to use the one that best meets your needs. Often, they are both used alternatively to get both effects. The Walker’s 25% Urea Cream can be very effective at removing dead and dry skin. When that has been reduced, then the Walker’s 15% Urea cream can be used to maintain the condition of the skin. One litre refills are now available Walkers Urea Foot Cream Order here. Please see our news posts on: Cracked Heel CreamThe Tomato Analogy of Cracked Heels Should you use the 15% or 25% Walker’s Urea Foot CreamDo you want to get serious about fixing cracked heels? Urea Ceramide = effective foot creamWhy urea is so important in foot creams Frequently asked questions about the Walkers Urea Foot Cream: How long does shipping take? We ship every day. Most orders are sent the day we get them. However, we are at the mercy of Australia Post or the different couriers that we use after that. This can vary from a few days up to a week or so and obviously more during the festive season. We do try our best to get them to you as quickly as possible. Should I use the 15% or 25% urea cream? They both have different purposes. A urea concentration of below 20% (ie the Walker’s 15%) the action of the urea is more to act as a humectant, which means it that helps the skin retain moisture. Above a concentration of about 20 (ie the Walker’s 25%) it causes a breakdown of proteins in the skin and the dry skin can flake of and soften the skin. You need to use the one that best meets your needs. Often, they are both used alternatively to get both effects. Where is the Walker’s Urea Cream made? It is made in Australia. Do you have the 100g packs of Walkers cream? Yes, BUT, it generally does not last long. Its good for travelling when you need to take the foot cream with you. What are the ingredients of Walkers Urea Cream?: Urea, mineral Oil, stearic acid, glycerine, propylene glycol, water, cetyl stearyl alchol, triethanolomine, EDTA, hydroxymethylglycinate Urea is a non-toxic, non-allergenic, colourless and odourless product. How to use the Urea cream? The most important aspect of using any cream for dry skin, is that you have to use it regularly. Start off applying it 1 to 3 times a day. Reduce that to once a day once the skin improves. If you have a lot of dry cracked skin around the heel, you may need a file (eg foot file) or pumice stone to reduce that before using the creams. Any precautions we need to take for Walker’s Urea Cream made? Don’t get it in our eyes. Wash your hands after using it. It is also a good idea not to use it between the toes, as it may not dry out too well and lead to maceration or a build up of moisture. What is urea? Urea, or carbamide, is a nitrogen-containing compound produced in the liver as a waste product of protein metabolism, however it is synthesized in large quantities for industrial use, primarily as a high-nitrogen fertilizer, a moisturizing ingredient in skincare and in diesel exhaust fluid. It is not called ‘uria’. This product is for External Use Only. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If your symptoms persist, please talk to your healthcare professional. Other Walker’s products: Nupor dressing