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FOOT-CARE, INSOLES - page 8
Foot care and insoles belong to the Care and protection category and include products intended for everyday foot care, reducing unpleasant odor, additional walking comfort and protecting the skin from friction, thickened skin, cracked heels, corns and blisters.
Feet are exposed every day to pressure, closed footwear, sweating and friction, which is why regular hygiene and proper care are important. Dry skin, cracked heels, unpleasant odor and blisters are not only cosmetic concerns, but may also affect comfort while walking.
This category includes products for foot odor, shoe insoles, cracked heels, corns and blisters. Product choice should be adapted to skin condition, footwear type, everyday habits and the specific concern.
Foot care and insoles in the Care and protection category
| Category | Purpose | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Foot odor | Products for foot hygiene, reducing unpleasant odor and maintaining footwear freshness | View category » |
| Insoles | Insoles for additional comfort, foot support and easier everyday walking | View category » |
| Cracked heels | Products for dry, rough, thickened and cracked heel skin care | View category » |
| Corns and blisters | Products for protecting the skin from friction, pressure, corns and blisters | View category » |
When to use foot care products and insoles?
- For dry, rough or cracked skin on feet and heels
- When unpleasant foot or shoe odor appears
- In cases of blisters, friction, pressure or discomfort while walking
- When additional comfort in footwear is needed
- As part of regular hygiene, home pedicure and everyday foot care
Pharmacist’s advice
Foot care should be regular, especially for people who stand for long periods, wear closed shoes, have increased foot sweating or are prone to cracked heels and blisters. Feet should be washed daily, dried well, especially between the toes, and products should be used according to the specific need. In cases of deep heel cracks, bleeding, pain, redness, swelling, nail changes, persistent unpleasant odor or suspected fungal infection, advice from a dermatologist, doctor or pharmacist is recommended. People with diabetes should take special care of their feet and should not treat corns or blisters with aggressive products without professional advice. Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy
Tips and useful guides
- View the full Care and protection category
- Foot odor
- Shoe insoles
- Cracked heels
- Corns and blisters
- Home pedicure – how to prepare your heels before summer
For additional tips on foot care, removing thickened skin and preparing heels for summer, read the guide Home pedicure – how to prepare your heels before summer.
Frequently asked questions
What are foot care products used for?
They are used for everyday hygiene, hydration, skin protection, reducing unpleasant odor, cracked heel care and protection from friction.
When should shoe insoles be used?
Insoles are used when additional comfort, foot support or pressure reduction while walking is needed.
What helps with cracked heels?
Regular hydration, careful removal of thickened skin and using products intended for dry and damaged foot skin are important.
How can foot odor be prevented?
Daily washing and drying of feet, changing socks, ventilating shoes and using products for foot or footwear freshness are important.
When should medical advice be sought?
If pain, swelling, redness, sores, bleeding, deep cracks, nail changes or suspected infection are present, a doctor or dermatologist should be consulted.
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