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Before You Buy Hand or Foot Care

This section is for anyone dealing with hands dried out by frequent washing and detergents, rough or cracked heels, or sweaty feet. Options range from light, scented daily hand creams to richer creams for dry and sensitive skin, urea-based heel creams, plus scrubs, foot powders and peeling socks. Prices start around 40 EGP and go up to about 450 EGP.

How to choose

  • For daily use after handwashing, pick a light, fast-absorbing cream and keep a small tube in your bag.
  • For sensitive or irritated skin, choose a cream made for dry, sensitive skin, like Starline or Bioderma Atoderm.
  • For visibly cracked heels, look for urea in the ingredients, such as Perfederm 10% Urea, and apply consistently.
  • Scrubs and peeling socks complement a moisturizer, not replace it; follow the pack's directions on frequency.
  • If you have diabetes, open wounds or bleeding cracks, ask the pharmacist before choosing anything.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use hand cream on my feet, or the other way around?

For mild dryness, yes. But heel skin is thicker and usually needs a richer formula, like Dermactive Acti Repair Foot Cream or Kolagra. Hand creams are designed to be lighter and absorb quickly so your hands don't feel greasy. For serious roughness, a product made for each area works better.

What does urea do in heel creams, and is it safe?

Urea is a moisturizing ingredient that may help soften thick, dry skin, which is why it appears in crack creams like Perfederm 10% Urea. It can sting on deeply cracked or broken skin, so avoid applying it to open wounds. If you have allergies or a chronic condition, ask the pharmacist.

When should I use foot powder instead of cream?

Foot powders like Eva or Luna suit people whose feet sweat or who wear closed shoes for long hours, as they may help feet feel drier and fresher. Cream is for dry, rough skin. You can use both: cream at night, powder in the morning before shoes, drying between your toes well.

Are peeling foot socks suitable for everyone?

Peeling socks like the Derminix mask loosen dead skin over several days, and visible peeling usually follows. Don't use them on wounds or inflamed cracks. People with diabetes or reduced sensation in their feet should ask a pharmacist or doctor first, and always stick to the application time on the pack.

Is a more expensive cream always better?

Not necessarily. Eva creams at around 65–75 EGP work well for everyday moisturizing, while pricier options like Bioderma or Bionnex target very dry or sensitive skin. Choose by your skin's needs, not the price. Cash on delivery is available, delivery takes 12–72 hours, and if unsure, ask the pharmacist.

General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.

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