
Your feet have carried you through a lot.
School runs, long shifts, nights out in the wrong shoes. And somewhere along the way, they got rough, dry and a bit embarrassing.
This is where that changes.
With only 3 simple steps
Results filing and scrubbing never gave you.
Your Skin Isn’t the Same — and That’s Okay.
The old method - A pumice. The foot file. The low strength cream.
Soft for a day, and by Thursday it's back.
Without noticing, you've started making little decisions:
Closed toed shoes instead of your favourite sandals.
feet that hurt after a days work
Socks on in bed.
Toes curled under at the nail salon.
It was never you. It was the strength.
Hard skin builds up like a stack of paper.
Most creams (10–25% urea) only soften the top sheet. At 60%, Underfoot 60 pulls moisture deep into the layers and loosens them from below, while 2% salicylic acid lifts the rough surface.
And while it works, it looks after you. Rich shea butter sinks in to soften and cushion. Tea tree oil keeps feet feeling fresh and clean. Vitamin E nourishes, leaving skin supple and comfortable instead of sore & tight.
Strong enough to shift the build-up. Gentle enough to use every night.
Join 1000s of women taking back their confidence, control & comfort
FAQ
Is 60% urea too strong?
It’s high strength, which is why it works on stubborn hard skin that weaker creams can’t shift. Shea butter, tea tree oil and vitamin E are added to nourish and comfort, so feet feel soft and cared for, not stripped.
How quickly will I see results?
Most people feel softer skin within the first few nights. With nightly use, heels look visibly smoother by the end of the first week. Very hard or thick skin may take a little longer, so stick with it.
Will the results last?
Yes, as long as you keep it up. Once your feet feel soft, use it 2–3 times a week to stop rough skin building back up.
Do I still need to file my feet?
You don’t have to, but it helps. Underfoot 60 softens hard skin so a gentle file after a shower removes it easily, with no scraping or hard work.
Can I use it on other areas?
It’s designed for feet, but it can also be used on rough elbows and knees. Avoid the face and delicate skin.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Patch test on a small area first and wait 24 hours. If you notice redness, stinging or irritation, stop using it.
Can I use it on cracked heels?
Yes, on dry, rough, cracked-looking skin. Don’t use it on open cuts, bleeding cracks or broken or irritated skin.