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CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml

CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml

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  • ✔️ Softens dry, cracked heels with 10% urea
  • ✔️ Deeply hydrates hard, thickened skin on feet
  • ✔️ Keratolytic action breaks down tough calluses
  • ✔️ Suitable for daily long-term foot care use
  • ✔️ Large 175ml tube for extended treatment course

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What Is CCS Foot Cream and How Does It Help?

 

If you've ever dealt with rough, cracked heels or patches of hard skin that just won't budge, you'll know how uncomfortable — and sometimes painful — it can be. CCS foot cream is a clinically trusted, urea-based emollient formulated specifically to tackle these problems at the source. Available in a generous 175ml tube, it's designed for regular daily use and is widely recommended by podiatrists and pharmacists across the UK. At just £7.99, it offers real value for anyone looking to restore softness and comfort to tired, neglected feet. You can find it alongside other trusted products in our foot care collection.

Dry, cracked skin on the feet is extremely common. The NHS notes that hard skin and calluses develop when repeated pressure or friction causes the outer layer of skin to thicken. Left untreated, this can lead to painful fissures — particularly around the heels — that may bleed or become prone to infection. CCS Foot Care Cream is formulated to address exactly this kind of skin concern, making it a practical, everyday solution.

 

How Does CCS Foot Care Cream Work on Hard Skin?

 

The key ingredient in CCS Foot Care Cream is urea at a 10% concentration. Urea is a naturally occurring substance found in the skin that plays a central role in maintaining hydration. When applied topically, it works through two main mechanisms:

  • Keratolytic action: Urea breaks down the protein bonds (keratin) that hold together thickened, hardened skin cells, gently loosening and softening them.
  • Humectant effect: It draws moisture into the deeper layers of the skin and helps retain it, restoring suppleness and flexibility to dry tissue.
  • Emollient properties: The cream base forms a protective barrier on the skin surface, reducing further moisture loss throughout the day.

Together, these actions make it particularly effective for conditions like xerosis (abnormally dry skin), hyperkeratosis (thickened skin), and heel fissures. It's not a quick fix — consistent use is what delivers lasting results.

 

Who Should Use CCS Foot Care Cream?

 

This cream is suitable for most adults who experience dryness, roughness, or cracking on their feet. It's especially useful if you spend long hours on your feet, wear open-backed footwear, or simply find that standard moisturisers don't cut through the hard skin. That said, it's worth knowing who benefits most:

  • Adults with dry, cracked, or rough skin on the heels and soles
  • People with calluses or areas of thickened skin
  • Those looking for a maintenance cream to prevent hard skin from returning
  • Older adults, who are more prone to skin dryness due to reduced natural oil production

It is not recommended for use on infected, inflamed, or broken skin without first seeking medical advice. If you have diabetes or a circulatory condition affecting your feet, always speak to your GP or podiatrist before starting any new foot care product.

 

How Does CCS Foot Care Cream Compare to Other Foot Creams?

 

Feature CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml Standard Moisturising Foot Cream
Active ingredient Urea 10% Typically none (cosmetic only)
Keratolytic action Yes — breaks down hard skin No
Suitable for cracked heels Yes Limited effectiveness
Pack size 175ml Varies (typically 75–100ml)
Price (approx.) £7.99 £3–£10

 

Is CCS Foot Care Cream Suitable for Sensitive Skin?

 

CCS foot cream is generally well tolerated, but as with any topical product containing urea, a small number of people may experience mild stinging or redness — particularly if the skin is already broken or very sensitive. It's always a good idea to do a small patch test on a less sensitive area of skin before applying it more widely. If you have a known skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis affecting your feet, check with your pharmacist first. You might also find it helpful to browse our skin care collection for complementary products.

Store the cream below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and keep it out of reach of children. Do not use past the expiry date printed on the packaging.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml specifications
Treatment category Foot care / Emollient
Mechanism of action Keratolytic and humectant (urea-based)
Effective for Dry skin, cracked heels, hard skin, calluses
Suitable for Adults; consult GP if diabetic or circulatory conditions present
Active ingredient Urea 10%
Pack size 175ml
UK classification General Sale / Cosmetic (topical emollient)
Preparation Cream
Route of administration Topical (external use only)

Specifications of CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml

 

What Is CCS Foot Care Cream and What Is It Used For?

 

CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml is a topical emollient containing 10% urea. It is used to moisturise, soften, and treat dry, rough, and thickened skin on the feet — including cracked heels, calluses, and areas of hard skin. Urea is a well-established ingredient in dermatology, recognised by the NHS as an effective treatment for dry skin conditions. The cream is applied directly to the skin and works by hydrating the outer layers while gently breaking down hardened tissue. It is available without a prescription and is suitable for regular, ongoing use as part of a daily foot care routine.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using CCS Foot Care Cream?

 

Before using this cream, read the following carefully. While CCS Foot Care Cream is generally safe for most adults, there are some situations where caution is needed.

Do not use this cream if you:

  • Are allergic to urea or any other ingredient in the formulation
  • Have an active skin infection on your feet (bacterial, fungal, or viral) — seek treatment first; see our athlete's foot and fungal infections range if needed
  • Have open wounds or severely broken skin in the area of application

Take care and speak to your pharmacist or GP if you:

  • Have diabetes — foot complications in diabetes require specialist monitoring
  • Have peripheral vascular disease or poor circulation to the feet
  • Have a diagnosed skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis affecting the feet
  • Are pregnant or breastfeeding — while topical urea is generally considered low risk, always check with your midwife or GP

Known drug interactions:

  • No significant drug interactions are currently known for topically applied urea at this concentration
  • Avoid applying alongside other keratolytic agents (e.g. salicylic acid) on the same area without medical advice, as this may increase skin irritation

 

How Should You Use CCS Foot Care Cream?

 

Using this cream correctly makes a real difference to how quickly you see results. Follow these steps for best effect:

  1. Wash your feet thoroughly with warm water and mild soap.
  2. Pat the skin dry — pay attention to the areas between your toes.
  3. Squeeze a generous amount of cream onto your fingertips.
  4. Massage the cream into the affected areas using circular motions until fully absorbed.
  5. Allow the cream to absorb before putting on socks or footwear.
  6. Repeat once or twice daily, or as directed by your pharmacist or podiatrist.
Indication Age Group Dose Frequency
Dry / cracked heels Adults Generous application to affected area Once or twice daily
Hard skin / calluses Adults Generous application to affected area Once or twice daily
Maintenance / prevention Adults Small amount to clean, dry feet Once daily
Children under 12 Under 12 Not recommended without medical advice

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of CCS Foot Care Cream?

 

Most people use CCS Foot Care Cream without any problems. Side effects are uncommon, but it's important to know what to look out for.

Common side effects:

  • Mild stinging or tingling sensation immediately after application, particularly on cracked or broken skin
  • Temporary redness at the site of application
  • Slight itching during the first few uses

Less common side effects:

  • Persistent skin irritation or worsening dryness
  • Contact dermatitis (allergic skin reaction) — characterised by redness, swelling, or blistering
  • Skin peeling in the treated area

If you experience a severe allergic reaction — including swelling of the face, lips, or throat, or difficulty breathing — stop using the product immediately and seek emergency medical attention. This type of reaction is very rare with topical urea products.

 

How Should You Store CCS Foot Care Cream?

 

Proper storage keeps the cream effective for longer. Follow these guidelines:

  • Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and sources of heat
  • Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use
  • Store out of reach and sight of children
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the tube or packaging
  • Do not freeze
  • Do not transfer to another container

If you're managing multiple health conditions alongside your foot care routine, you may find our diabetes monitoring collection useful for keeping track of your overall health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy CCS Foot Care Cream online in the UK?

You can buy CCS Foot Care Cream 175ml directly from Cured Pharmacy for £7.99 with fast UK delivery. It is a widely available over-the-counter product that requires no prescription. Browse our full foot care collection for related products.

How does CCS Foot Care Cream work in the body?

CCS Foot Care Cream works through its active ingredient, urea at 10%, which acts as both a keratolytic and a humectant. As a keratolytic, it breaks down the hardened protein (keratin) in thickened skin cells, softening them so they can be shed naturally. As a humectant, it draws water into the skin and helps retain moisture, restoring hydration to dry, cracked tissue.

How do I use CCS Foot Care Cream step by step?

Start by washing and thoroughly drying your feet, paying attention to the heels and soles. Apply a generous amount of cream to the affected areas and massage in gently using circular motions until absorbed. Use once or twice daily — ideally after bathing — for consistent results.

How often should I apply CCS Foot Care Cream for best results?

For dry or cracked heels, apply the cream once or twice daily to clean, dry feet. Once the skin has improved, a single daily application is usually sufficient to maintain softness and prevent hard skin from returning. Consistency is key — irregular use will slow your results.

What are the side effects of CCS Foot Care Cream?

Side effects are uncommon but can include mild stinging, temporary redness, or slight itching — particularly when first applied to cracked or broken skin. These effects usually settle quickly. If you develop persistent irritation, a rash, or signs of an allergic reaction, stop using the cream and speak to your pharmacist.

Is CCS Foot Care Cream suitable for people with diabetes?

People with diabetes are at higher risk of foot complications, and the NHS recommends regular professional foot checks as part of diabetes management. While urea-based creams are commonly used in diabetic foot care, you should always consult your GP or podiatrist before starting any new foot product. Do not self-treat foot wounds or infections if you have diabetes.

How long does it take for CCS Foot Care Cream to work?

Many people notice their skin feeling softer within a few days of regular use. For more significant improvement — such as healing deep heel fissures or reducing thick calluses — it may take one to two weeks of consistent daily application. Severe cases may take longer, and a podiatrist can help if progress is slow.

Can I use CCS Foot Care Cream on cracked heels?

Yes — cracked heels are one of the primary indications for this cream. The urea content softens the hardened skin around the fissures and helps restore moisture to the deeper layers. If your heel cracks are deep, bleeding, or showing signs of infection, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP before applying any topical product.

Who is eligible to use CCS Foot Care Cream?

CCS Foot Care Cream is suitable for most adults experiencing dry, rough, or cracked skin on their feet. It is not recommended for children under 12 without medical advice, and those with diabetes, circulatory conditions, or active skin infections should consult a healthcare professional first. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should check with their midwife or GP before use.

What happens if I accidentally apply too much CCS Foot Care Cream?

Applying more than the recommended amount is unlikely to cause serious harm, but it may lead to increased skin irritation or a greasy residue. Simply wipe away any excess with a clean tissue. If the cream comes into contact with your eyes or mouth, rinse thoroughly with water and seek medical advice if irritation persists.

What are alternatives to CCS Foot Care Cream?

Other urea-based foot creams available in the UK include Flexitol Heel Balm (25% urea) and Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream. For very mild dryness, a standard emollient foot cream may be sufficient. You can explore a range of options in our creams and ointments collection.

Can I use CCS Foot Care Cream if I have athlete's foot?

You should treat an active athlete's foot infection before using a moisturising foot cream, as applying emollients to infected skin can sometimes worsen the condition. Once the infection has cleared with an appropriate antifungal treatment, CCS Foot Care Cream can help restore moisture to the skin. Speak to your pharmacist if you are unsure whether your skin is infected.

How long can I use CCS Foot Care Cream for?

CCS Foot Care Cream can be used as part of a long-term daily foot care routine without any known issues from prolonged use. Many people use it continuously to maintain soft, healthy skin on their feet. If your symptoms do not improve after four weeks of regular use, consult your pharmacist or GP for further assessment.

Is CCS Foot Care Cream safe to use during pregnancy?

Topical urea at 10% is generally considered low risk during pregnancy, as systemic absorption through intact skin is minimal. However, as with any product used during pregnancy, it is always best to check with your midwife or GP before starting use. Avoid applying to broken or inflamed skin.

What are the latest findings on urea creams for dry skin?

Urea has been used in dermatology for decades and continues to be supported by clinical evidence as an effective treatment for xerosis and hyperkeratosis. The NHS recognises emollients — including urea-based preparations — as a cornerstone of dry skin management. Research consistently shows that urea at concentrations of 10% or above significantly improves skin hydration and reduces transepidermal water loss.

How Should You Use CCS Foot Care Cream?

Using CCS Foot Care Cream correctly is straightforward, but a little preparation goes a long way. Clean, dry skin absorbs the cream far more effectively than damp or dirty skin, so always start with freshly washed feet.

What Is the Correct Dose of CCS Foot Care Cream?

There is no fixed measured dose for this topical cream — the amount you use will depend on the size of the area being treated and the severity of dryness. As a general guide, use enough to cover the affected area with a visible layer that can be massaged in fully. Avoid applying so much that the cream sits on the surface without absorbing.

When Is the Best Time to Use CCS Foot Care Cream?

The most effective time to apply CCS Foot Care Cream is immediately after bathing or showering, when the skin is clean and slightly warm. At this point, the outer skin layer is more receptive to moisture, allowing the urea to penetrate more effectively. Applying the cream at night before bed — and then putting on a pair of cotton socks — can also help lock in moisture overnight for faster results.

If you are using the cream twice daily, a morning application after washing and an evening application before bed works well for most people.

How Long Can You Use CCS Foot Care Cream For?

CCS Foot Care Cream is suitable for long-term, ongoing use as part of a daily foot care routine. There is no recommended maximum duration of use. Most people continue using it indefinitely to maintain soft, comfortable skin and prevent hard skin from returning. If you do not see any improvement after four weeks of consistent daily use, or if your symptoms worsen, speak to your pharmacist or GP for further advice.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

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What Are the Most Common Side Effects of CCS Foot Care Cream?

CCS Foot Care Cream is well tolerated by most people, and side effects are uncommon. When they do occur, they are usually mild and temporary — often settling within the first few days of use as your skin adjusts to the urea.

  • Mild stinging or tingling immediately after application, particularly on cracked or broken skin
  • Temporary redness at the site of application
  • Slight itching during the first few uses
  • A warm or flushed sensation on the skin surface

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of CCS Foot Care Cream?

A small number of people may experience more persistent reactions. These are less common but worth being aware of, particularly if you have sensitive skin or a history of skin conditions.

  • Persistent skin irritation that does not settle after a few days
  • Skin peeling or flaking in the treated area
  • Worsening dryness or tightness of the skin
  • Contact dermatitis — an allergic skin reaction causing redness, swelling, or blistering

What Are the Serious Side Effects of CCS Foot Care Cream?

Serious side effects from topically applied urea at 10% are very rare. However, you should be aware of the signs of a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), which — while extremely unlikely — can occur with any topical product. Symptoms include sudden swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat, difficulty breathing, a widespread skin rash, or dizziness. If you experience any of these, stop using the cream immediately and call 999 or go to your nearest A&E department.

Do not apply the cream to infected, inflamed, or severely broken skin, as this may worsen the condition or allow greater absorption of the active ingredient.

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

If you notice mild stinging or redness after applying the cream, this is usually normal and should settle quickly. You can reduce the likelihood of irritation by applying a smaller amount and building up gradually. If side effects persist beyond a few days, or if you develop a rash or blistering, stop using the product and speak to your pharmacist. They can advise whether you should continue, switch to an alternative, or seek further medical assessment.

Always do a small patch test on a less sensitive area of skin before applying the cream more widely, especially if you have a history of skin sensitivity.

Can CCS Foot Care Cream Interact With Other Medicines?

No significant drug interactions are currently known for topically applied urea at 10% concentration. However, you should avoid applying CCS Foot Care Cream at the same time as other keratolytic agents — such as salicylic acid — on the same area of skin, as this combination may increase irritation. If you are using any prescription topical treatments on your feet, check with your pharmacist before adding CCS Foot Care Cream to your routine.

If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.

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