Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cracked heels are more than a cosmetic concern. Dry, calloused skin can split and deepen over time, creating discomfort and increasing the risk of irritation or infection. For many adults, especially those over 40, the issue isn’t just footwear or weather; it’s how the skin on the feet changes with age.
As we get older, the natural fatty cushioning on the soles of our feet thins. This process, sometimes referred to as plantar lipid loss, leaves the skin less protected from pressure and friction. As that cushioning decreases, the skin becomes drier, less flexible, and more prone to cracking. Standard moisturizers often sit on the surface and don’t address this more profound structural change.
Crystal Flush Clinical Foot Repair is developed to help address these underlying factors. The formula uses a triple-action approach that focuses on hydration, exfoliation, and lipid replenishment. Urea at 42% draws moisture into the skin and helps soften thick, hardened areas, supporting a smoother texture over time. Salicylic Acid at 2%, the highest non-prescription level available, gently exfoliates dead skin so new, healthier skin can surface.
What makes this approach different is the inclusion of the L22 Patented Lipid Complex, a blend of plant-based lipids designed to mimic the skin’s natural lipid balance seen in younger skin.
This helps support the thinning fat pads on the feet, improving comfort and resilience with consistent use.
The airless pump packaging helps keep the formula stable and easy to apply, while dermatologist testing supports everyday use. Many users report noticeable softness within a day, with continued improvement as the skin barrier strengthens.
Addressing cracked heels takes more than a quick fix. Supporting the skin’s structure and moisture balance consistently can help feet feel more comfortable and better protected long term.
Medical Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding foot conditions, especially if you have diabetes or circulatory concerns.
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