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Ccs Foot Cream 60ml

Ccs Foot Cream 60ml

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  • ✔️ Softens dry, cracked heels with 10% urea
  • ✔️ Hydrates and smooths rough, thickened foot skin
  • ✔️ Keratolytic action removes dead skin cells gently
  • ✔️ Suitable for daily use on heels and soles
  • ✔️ Compact 60ml tube for easy, mess-free application

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What Is CCS Foot Cream and Does It Really Work?

 

If you've ever dealt with rough, flaky, or painfully cracked heels, you'll know how uncomfortable it can be — and how frustrating it is when ordinary moisturisers just don't cut it. CCS foot cream is a clinically formulated, urea-based topical cream designed specifically to tackle dry, hardened, and thickened skin on the feet. At just £3.99 for a 60ml tube, it's an accessible and well-regarded option for anyone struggling with persistent foot dryness. The NHS notes that dry skin on the feet is extremely common and can worsen without proper moisturising care, particularly in older adults and those with conditions such as diabetes or eczema.

CCS has been a trusted name in Scandinavian foot care for decades, and the cream is widely used across the UK. It's suitable for everyday use and sits neatly alongside other skin care products designed to restore and maintain healthy skin. Whether your heels are mildly dry or noticeably cracked, this cream is worth considering as part of your daily foot care routine.

 

How Does CCS Foot Cream Work on Dry Skin?

 

The key to CCS Foot Cream's effectiveness lies in its active ingredient: urea at a 10% concentration. Urea is a naturally occurring compound found in the skin and is well established in dermatology as both a keratolytic and a humectant. Here's how it works:

  • Keratolytic action: Urea breaks down the protein bonds in hardened, thickened skin (keratin), helping to gently dissolve and shed dead skin cells.
  • Humectant action: It draws water into the outer layers of the skin (the stratum corneum), improving hydration and restoring suppleness.
  • Emollient effect: The cream base helps to form a protective barrier on the skin surface, reducing moisture loss throughout the day.
  • Gradual softening: With regular use, the skin becomes progressively softer, smoother, and more resilient to cracking.

This dual mechanism — removing dead skin while simultaneously hydrating — is what makes urea-based creams more effective for severely dry feet than standard body lotions.

 

Who Should Use CCS Foot Cream?

 

This cream is suitable for a wide range of people. It's particularly helpful if you spend long hours on your feet, wear open-backed shoes, or simply have naturally dry skin. It can also be useful for those managing skin conditions that cause dryness or thickening of the skin on the feet.

  • Adults with dry, rough, or cracked heels
  • People with calluses or areas of thickened skin on the soles
  • Older adults, who are more prone to skin dryness
  • Those with eczema or psoriasis affecting the feet (seek medical advice first)

It is not recommended for use on infected skin, open wounds, or areas with active fungal infections. If you're concerned about a fungal issue, browse our athletes foot and fungal infections range for appropriate treatments before using a moisturising cream.

 

How Does CCS Foot Cream Compare to Other Heel Creams?

 

Feature CCS Foot Cream 60ml Flexitol Heel Balm 56g
Active ingredient Urea 10% Urea 25%
Suitable for mild–moderate dryness Yes Yes
Suitable for very severe cracking Moderate Better suited
Price (approx.) £3.99 £5.00–£7.00

 

Is CCS Foot Cream Safe to Store and Use Long-Term?

 

CCS foot cream is generally safe for regular, ongoing use as a daily moisturiser for the feet. Store it below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and keep it out of reach of children. Do not use it past the expiry date printed on the tube. If you notice any change in colour, smell, or texture, discontinue use.

Avoid applying the cream to your face or near your eyes. If you have an underlying health condition — particularly diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, or a skin condition — it's always wise to check with your pharmacist or GP before starting any new topical product. You can also explore our broader foot care collection for complementary products.

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 Cream 60ml specifications
Treatment category Foot care / Emollient
Mechanism of action Keratolytic and humectant (urea-based)
Effective for Dry, cracked, and rough skin on feet and heels
Suitable for Adults; seek advice for children and diabetics
Active ingredient Urea 10%
Pack size 60ml
UK classification General Sale (GSL)
Preparation Cream
Route of administration Topical

Specifications of CCS Foot Cream 60ml

 

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

 

CCS Foot Cream 60ml is a topical emollient and keratolytic cream containing 10% urea as its active ingredient. It is used to moisturise, soften, and smooth dry, rough, and thickened skin on the feet — particularly the heels and soles. Dry skin on the feet is one of the most common dermatological complaints in the UK. The NHS describes dry skin (xerosis) as a condition that can cause tightness, flaking, and in more severe cases, painful cracking or fissuring of the skin. Urea is a well-established ingredient in dermatology, recognised for its ability to hydrate and gently exfoliate thickened skin without the need for abrasive tools.

CCS Foot Cream is available over the counter without a prescription and is classified as a General Sale (GSL) product in the UK. It is intended for external use only on the feet and heels.

 

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

 

Before applying this cream, read the following carefully. While CCS Foot Cream is generally well tolerated, there are some situations where caution is needed.

Do not use CCS Foot Cream if you:

  • Are allergic to urea or any other ingredient in the formulation
  • Have open wounds, deep fissures that are bleeding, or broken skin in the area
  • Have a confirmed skin infection (bacterial or fungal) in the area to be treated
  • Are applying it to areas other than the feet without medical advice

Use with caution if you:

  • Have diabetes — foot care is especially important, and you should consult your diabetes care team
  • Have peripheral neuropathy or poor circulation in the feet
  • Have eczema, psoriasis, or another chronic skin condition affecting the feet
  • Are pregnant or breastfeeding — topical urea at low concentrations is generally considered low risk, but always check with your GP or midwife

Known drug interactions:

  • No significant drug interactions are currently known for topical urea at 10% concentration
  • Avoid using alongside other keratolytic agents on the same area without medical guidance

 

How Should You Use CCS Foot Cream?

 

Using CCS Foot Cream correctly will help you get the most out of it. Follow these steps for best results:

  1. Wash your feet thoroughly with warm water and a mild soap.
  2. Pat your feet dry with a clean towel, paying attention to the spaces between your toes.
  3. Squeeze a small amount of cream onto your fingertips.
  4. Massage the cream gently into the dry or rough areas — particularly the heels and soles.
  5. Allow the cream to absorb fully before putting on socks or footwear.
  6. Repeat once or twice daily, or as directed by your pharmacist.
Indication Age Group Dose Frequency
Dry / rough skin on feet Adults Small amount, massaged in Once or twice daily
Cracked heels (mild–moderate) Adults Generous application to heels Twice daily
Maintenance / prevention Adults Small amount Once daily

For people managing foot health alongside other conditions, our diabetes monitoring range may also be of interest, as foot care is a key part of diabetes management.

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of CCS Foot Cream?

 

CCS Foot Cream is well tolerated by most people. Side effects are uncommon but can occur, particularly when first starting use or if applied to sensitive or broken skin.

Common side effects:

  • Mild stinging or tingling sensation immediately after application
  • Temporary redness at the site of application
  • Slight dryness or peeling as dead skin is shed (this is expected with keratolytic action)

Less common side effects:

  • Skin irritation or contact dermatitis in those with sensitive skin
  • Allergic reaction — rash, itching, or swelling (rare; discontinue immediately and seek advice)

If you experience a severe allergic reaction, including swelling of the face or difficulty breathing, seek emergency medical attention immediately. The NHS advises that any unexpected skin reaction to a topical product should be assessed by a healthcare professional.

 

How Should You Store CCS Foot Cream?

 

Proper storage helps maintain the cream's effectiveness and safety. Follow these guidelines:

  • Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources
  • Keep the tube 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
  • Do not freeze

If you're looking for additional products to support your skin health, browse our creams and ointments collection for a wide range of topical treatments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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

You can buy CCS Foot Cream 60ml online from Cured Pharmacy for just £3.99 with fast UK delivery. It is a General Sale product, so no prescription is needed. It's also available in some high street pharmacies and supermarkets across the UK.

How does CCS Foot Cream work in the body?

CCS Foot Cream works through its active ingredient urea, which acts as both a keratolytic and a humectant. The keratolytic action breaks down hardened, thickened skin cells, while the humectant action draws moisture into the outer skin layers. Together, these effects soften and smooth rough, dry skin on the feet and heels.

How do I use CCS Foot Cream step by step?

Wash and dry your feet thoroughly, then apply a small amount of cream to the affected areas and massage it in gently until absorbed. Focus on the heels and any areas of rough or thickened skin. Use once or twice daily for best results.

How long does it take for CCS Foot Cream to show results?

Many people notice their skin feeling softer within a few days of regular use. For more severely cracked or thickened heels, consistent daily application over two to four weeks is typically needed to see a meaningful improvement. Results vary depending on the severity of dryness and how consistently the cream is used.

Can I use CCS Foot Cream on cracked heels?

Yes, CCS Foot Cream is well suited to mild and moderate cracked heels. Avoid applying it to open wounds or deeply fissured skin that is actively bleeding. If your heels are severely cracked or show signs of infection, speak to a pharmacist or GP before using any topical cream.

Is CCS Foot Cream suitable for people with diabetes?

People with diabetes are particularly prone to dry skin and foot problems, and foot care is a vital part of diabetes management. However, you should always consult your GP or diabetes care team before using a new foot product, as they can advise on what's appropriate for your individual situation. You may also find our diabetes monitoring range helpful for managing your overall foot and health care.

What are the side effects of CCS Foot Cream?

CCS Foot Cream is generally well tolerated, but some people may experience mild stinging, temporary redness, or slight peeling when they first start using it. These effects are usually short-lived. If you develop a rash, persistent irritation, or any signs of an allergic reaction, stop using the cream and speak to a pharmacist.

Who is eligible to use CCS Foot Cream?

CCS Foot Cream is suitable for most adults with dry, rough, or cracked skin on their feet. It is not recommended for use on infected skin, open wounds, or in children without medical advice. People with diabetes, eczema, psoriasis, or peripheral neuropathy should seek guidance from a healthcare professional before use.

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

Applying slightly more than needed is unlikely to cause harm, but it may leave the skin feeling greasy or cause mild irritation. Simply wipe away any excess with a clean tissue. If you accidentally get the cream in your eyes or mouth, rinse thoroughly with water and seek medical advice if irritation persists.

What are alternatives to CCS Foot Cream?

Alternatives include other urea-based foot creams such as Flexitol Heel Balm (25% urea) or Scholl Cracked Heel Repair Cream. For very severe dryness, a higher-concentration urea product may be more appropriate. Browse our foot care collection to compare available options.

How long can you use CCS Foot Cream for?

CCS Foot Cream can be used as part of a long-term daily foot care routine. There is no set maximum duration for use, as it is a moisturising emollient rather than a medicated treatment with a defined course. If your symptoms do not improve after four to six weeks of regular use, consult your pharmacist or GP.

Can I use CCS Foot Cream during pregnancy?

Topical urea at low concentrations (such as 10%) is generally considered low risk during pregnancy, as systemic absorption through intact skin is minimal. However, it is always best to check with your GP or midwife before using any new product during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Does CCS Foot Cream help with calluses?

Yes, the keratolytic action of urea in CCS Foot Cream can help to gradually soften and reduce the appearance of calluses over time. For stubborn or painful calluses, the NHS recommends seeking advice from a podiatrist, who can offer additional treatments such as debridement.

Is CCS Foot Cream the same as a regular body moisturiser?

No — CCS Foot Cream is specifically formulated with 10% urea, which gives it keratolytic properties that standard body moisturisers do not have. Regular body lotions hydrate the skin surface but cannot break down thickened or hardened skin in the same way. This makes CCS Foot Cream more effective for the tough, dry skin typically found on heels and soles.

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

Urea has been used in dermatology for decades and remains a well-supported ingredient for treating dry, thickened skin. Clinical evidence consistently shows that urea-based emollients are effective for xerosis and hyperkeratosis, and they are recommended in NHS guidance on emollient therapy. Research continues to support their use as a first-line option for dry skin conditions affecting the feet.

How Should You Use CCS Foot Cream?

Using CCS Foot Cream correctly makes a real difference to how quickly you see results. The cream is designed for topical application to the feet only — not for use on the face, hands, or other body areas unless directed by a healthcare professional.

Follow these steps each time you apply the cream:

What Is the Correct Dose of CCS Foot Cream?

There is no fixed measured dose for CCS Foot Cream, as it is applied topically based on the area being treated. Use enough to cover the affected skin in a thin, even layer. Applying more than needed will not speed up results and may leave the skin feeling greasy.

When Is the Best Time to Use CCS Foot Cream?

The most effective time to apply CCS Foot Cream is immediately after washing and drying your feet, when the skin is clean and slightly warm. This helps the urea penetrate the outer skin layers more effectively. Many people find that applying the cream at night — just before bed — and then wearing a pair of cotton socks overnight gives noticeably better results, as the cream has time to work without being rubbed off by footwear.

A morning application can also be useful for maintaining softness throughout the day. If you're using it twice daily, morning and evening applications work well together.

How Long Can You Use CCS Foot Cream For?

CCS Foot Cream can be used as part of an ongoing daily foot care routine without a defined time limit. It is a moisturising emollient rather than a short-course medicated treatment, so long-term use is generally appropriate for maintaining soft, healthy skin on the feet. Most people see a noticeable improvement within one to two weeks of consistent use.

If your symptoms have not improved after four to six weeks of regular application, or if your skin worsens at any point, speak to your pharmacist or GP. They can assess whether an underlying condition may be contributing to your dry skin and recommend further treatment if needed.

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

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

CCS Foot Cream is well tolerated by the majority of people who use it. Because it contains urea, which actively works to break down thickened skin, some mild effects are expected — particularly when you first start using it. These are usually a sign that the cream is working rather than a cause for concern.

  • Mild stinging or tingling sensation immediately after application
  • Temporary redness at the site of application
  • Slight peeling or flaking as dead skin cells are shed
  • Feeling of tightness before the skin adjusts to regular use

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

Less commonly, some people may experience a more pronounced skin reaction. This is more likely in those with sensitive skin or a history of contact dermatitis. If you notice any of the following, reduce the frequency of application and monitor your skin closely.

  • Persistent skin irritation or burning that does not settle after a few minutes
  • Increased redness or inflammation around the treated area
  • Itching that worsens with continued use
  • Dryness or tightness that does not improve after one to two weeks

What Are the Serious Side Effects of CCS Foot Cream?

Serious side effects from topical urea at 10% concentration are rare. However, an allergic reaction (contact allergy) to urea or another ingredient in the formulation is possible, though uncommon. Signs of a serious allergic reaction include:

  • Swelling of the skin, face, lips, or throat
  • Severe rash or hives spreading beyond the application site
  • Difficulty breathing

If you experience any of these symptoms, stop using the cream immediately and seek emergency medical attention. Do not reapply the product.

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

For mild side effects such as stinging or temporary redness, you can usually continue using the cream and allow your skin time to adjust. Applying a smaller amount less frequently may help. If irritation persists beyond a few days, stop use and speak to your pharmacist, who can advise on whether to continue or switch to an alternative product.

Always avoid applying the cream to broken, infected, or inflamed skin, as this increases the risk of irritation and may worsen the underlying condition. The NHS recommends seeking professional advice if a skin reaction does not resolve within a few days of stopping the product.

Can CCS Foot Cream Interact With Other Medicines?

No significant drug interactions are currently known for topical urea at 10% concentration. Because the cream is applied to the skin and systemic absorption is minimal through intact skin, interactions with oral medicines are considered unlikely. However, avoid using CCS Foot Cream at the same time as other keratolytic agents (such as salicylic acid preparations) on the same area of skin, as this may increase the risk of irritation. If you are using any prescription topical treatments on your feet, check with your pharmacist before adding CCS Foot Cream to your routine.

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

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