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There are many potential causes of "cracked heels." Dry skin (xerosis) is common and can get worse with wearing open-back shoes, increased weight, or increased friction from the back of shoes, prolonged exposure to water. Dry cracking skin can also be a subtle sign of more significant problems, such as diabetes or loss of nerve function (autonomic neuropathy).
Krack entered the market, when there was no complete, dedicated solution for cracked heels. Cracked heels were always subjected to traditional, home remedies or cold creams - a fact revealed through research. In some cases, the problem was outrightly ignored, as cracked heels were thought to be either a natural phenomenon or an incurable medical condition.
Under such circumstances, Krack was no less than a breakthrough in the personal care products’ segment. It brought to everyone's notice, that cracked heels was indeed a problem that could have a solution: a simple, effective one.
Krack cream is fortified with the power of 7 herbs trusted in Ayurveda:
Daruharidra
Kampilak
Pakhanbhed
Manjishtha
Dodishak
Sarjaras
Raktapurakha
Ingredients :
| Composition: Each 100 g contains |
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| Quath processed oil derived from: |
| Pitadaru, Kampillaka, Pashanabheda, Majistha, Payasvini, Sarjarasa Ghrita, Sasyaka |
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35.4% w/w |
| Tarpin ka tel Vrikshamla |
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3.6% w/w |
| Base to make |
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100% w/w |
| Other approved excipients. |
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Availability
Tube: 25g
Instructions For Usage:
Wash and clean the affected area. Scrape the dead skin with the scraper, Then apply Krack cream 2-3 times a day. Spread gently. Allow it to dry for 15min. after application. Bandaging may be done where required.
Kracks special formula of 7 herbs penetrates deep inside to soothe, smooth and hydrate the skin.
The most common symptoms of cracked heels are:
- Hard growth of skin on the outer edge of the heel.
- Yellow or dark skin on the heel.
- Pain while walking.
- Increased pain in thin soles or open back shoes.
- Red or flaky patches on the heel of the foot
- Peeling and cracked skin
- Itchy skin
How are cracks formed?
Consider a tomato on the bench ... when you push on it from above, it wants to expand out sideways ... eventually the skin cracks. This is what happens to the normal fat pad under your heel ... as your body weight pushes down, the fat wants to expand sideways and the pressure on the skin to crack is increased. If the weight is excessive (eg prolonged standing) and the skin is not supple (eg callus and/or dry) and nothing is helping hold the the fat pad under the foot (eg open backed shoes) ...
To avoid cracked heels:
- Walking bare foot
- Tight shoes
- Standing for a long time in water
- Contact of bleaching powder or any other chemical
- Using strong chemical soaps
Tips for beautiful feet:
- Keep soles clean
- Wear soft, cushioned, comfortable shoes or slippers
- Wear socks to prevent friction
- Apply oil, if there is dryness
- Take rich sources of vitamins - fruits, dates, leafy vegetables etc.
Keep out of reach of children to avoid accidental ingestion. If swallowed, get medical help.
Other information
Store Below 25° C (77°F)
Heels should be kept well moisturized with a cream to help reduce the cracking. If an open sore is noted, make an appointment with a foot and ankle surgeon for evaluation and treatment.
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