Why foam creams suit professional foot care

Most foot creams come in tubes or jars. Our core products come in aerosol cans instead: an oil-in-water emulsion that expands to a foam the moment it leaves the valve. This article explains what that changes in daily use.

How the foam works

The emulsion is stored under pressure in a closed can. When it is released, it turns into a light foam that spreads easily over dry or calloused skin and absorbs quickly.

What it changes in practice

• Fast absorption without a greasy film.
• Compression stockings can be put on right after application.
• A closed, hygienic system: nothing reaches into the product, so it is not contaminated.
• Free of PEG emulsifiers, silicones and paraffins.

How long a can lasts

One 125 ml can lasts about six weeks at twice-daily use. That is up to two times more efficient than conventional creams.

Under your own brand

Our aerosols are produced and stocked unlabelled, so private label deliveries are fast. The minimum order is 500 pieces per product.