Dry skin, sensitive skin, nail care and foot odour are different concerns, so one foot-care product is unlikely to be right for every use.
Our GEHWOL collection includes moisturising and sensitive-skin creams, a nail and skin oil, a nail softener and a foot-and-shoe deodorant spray. Choose by the area you want to care for and follow the instructions on the individual product label rather than applying every product in the same way.
More about our foot creams, lotions and oils
Match the format to the area
Creams are used for dry or sensitive skin, oil is intended for the nails and surrounding skin, and the nail softener is a targeted product rather than an all-over moisturiser. The deodorant spray is a separate option for feet and footwear.
Using foot care with footwear
Allow creams and oils to absorb before putting on socks or shoes. Excess product can leave the foot sliding inside the shoe or transfer into the lining. Apply only to clean, intact skin and use the amount stated on the label.
Check the individual product
Ingredients, directions and suitable areas differ across the range. Review the product page and packaging, especially if you have allergies, very sensitive skin or are already using another topical treatment.
Questions we are asked
Can I use these products if I have diabetes?
Foot moisturising can be part of routine care, but avoid applying cream between the toes unless a healthcare professional has told you to do so. Seek advice for broken skin, infection or a wound that is not healing.
Are all the products for dry skin?
No. The range also includes nail-focused products and a deodorant spray. Choose the product that matches the area and concern.
How often should I use them?
Follow the directions on the product packaging. Frequency and application area vary between the creams, oil, softener and spray.
Do not cut, file or treat corns, hard skin or an ingrowing nail yourself if you have diabetes, reduced sensation or poor circulation; consult a podiatrist.
