Lamelin Pure Papaya Seed Oil Foot Balm Cream

This foot cream softens and moisturizes dry, rough, and cracked heels and feet. It contains 2% papaya seed oil plus urea and allantoin—ingredients that hydrate deeply, gently break down callused skin, and soothe irritation. The formula absorbs quickly without a greasy residue, making it suitable for daily morning or evening use.

No. Although it contains petrolatum and mineral oil for occlusion, the formula also uses silicones (dimethicone) and light esters that create a smooth, silky finish. It absorbs within minutes and doesn't leave your socks sticky or your feet greasy, making it practical for daytime wear.

Papaya seed oil is rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids, which soften and penetrate hardened, dry skin. In this cream at 2% concentration, it works alongside urea—a humectant that draws moisture into the skin while gently loosening dead, callused cells. Together they hydrate and smooth cracked heels without harsh scrubbing.

Apply nightly to clean, dry feet before bed, or 1–2 times daily for severely cracked heels. The cream hydrates immediately; softening and smoothing takes 1–2 weeks of consistent use. For very thick calluses, pair with a gentle foot file once or twice weekly to remove dead skin and allow the cream to penetrate deeper.

Yes, this cream contains fragrance plus fragrance allergens—benzyl salicylate and linalool. If your feet are prone to contact allergy or contact dermatitis, perform a patch test first. These allergens are low-risk in foot creams (distance from face) but can sensitize if used on broken skin or inflamed areas.

This cream uniquely combines 2% papaya seed oil with urea, allantoin, and botanical extracts (chamomile, aloe, cica, green tea). Many foot creams focus on urea alone. Here, the papaya oil adds emolliency and soothing properties, while the botanical blend reinforces anti-inflammatory and hydrating effects—making it more complete for daily comfort and healing.

No. This is a moisturising cream, not a treatment for fungal or bacterial infections. Do not use on open cuts, blisters, or broken skin—the petrolatum-based formula can trap moisture and worsen infection. Consult a doctor if you have athlete's foot, severe inflammation, or open wounds before using any foot care product.