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Neem (Azadirachta indica) has been valued in Ayurveda for over 4000 years. Its extract is prized for purifying, pore-friendly cleansing.
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Neem Tea Tree Foot Cream — 75g
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Repairing foot cream for rough heels — Urea 5% · Tea Tree · Neem.
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An intensive foot cream that softens rough heels and hard skin. Urea (5%) smooths and hydrates, while tea tree and neem support foot hygiene and shea butter deeply conditions.
For genuinely softer, cared-for feet.
For cracked heels, calluses and hard-worked feet: massage in nightly, concentrating on heels, and wear socks overnight for the intensive version. Urea at 5% softens hard skin while tea tree keeps feet fresh. Most users see visibly smoother heels inside two weeks — pair with the Coffee Scrub for faster progress.
| Net weight | 75g |
| Key actives | Urea 5%, Tea Tree, Neem, Shea, Glycerin 8% |
Cracked, rough, dry heels, Tired feet, Nightly foot care
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Massage into clean, dry feet, focusing on heels.
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Best applied at night; socks help it work.
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Use daily until smooth, then as needed.
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Neem Tea Tree Foot Cream — 75g
₹599.00
Clean Ingredients
Formulated without parabens, SLS or harsh chemicals — just pure goodness.
Plant-Based Formulas
Powered by neem and time-tested botanicals for real, gentle results.
Gentle on Skin
Our formulas soothe, calm and protect without irritation or buildup.
Eco-Friendly Beauty
Cruelty-free and thoughtfully made to care for your skin and the planet.
Gentle neem care that delivers — real feedback from real routines.
92%
said their skin felt cleaner and fresher after the first week of use.
88%
noticed visibly calmer, clearer-looking skin within 4 weeks.
95%
would recommend Neemyukt products to friends and family.
Every ingredient in our formulas is handpicked and supported by science.
Heel-Repairing
Softening
Hygiene-Supporting
Deeply Conditioning
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Foot Care
Cracked heels come from a combination very common in India: dry skin, pressure from long hours standing, hard floors, and open footwear that lets heel skin thicken and dehydrate. Hot weather and hard water make it worse. The reliable fix is unglamorous but proven — wash, dry, and moisturise heels with a dedicated foot cream every night, plus weekly gentle filing of thickened skin.
Apply foot cream generously every night after washing and fully drying your feet, massaging into heels and any rough patches. For deep cracks, the overnight sock trick transforms results: apply a thick layer, wear clean cotton socks to bed, and let the cream work for hours instead of rubbing off. Consistency nightly for two weeks beats occasional heavy application.
Feet spend all day in warm, damp, enclosed footwear — the exact environment fungi and odour-causing bacteria love. Tea tree oil is naturally clarifying and purifying, so a tea tree foot cream does double duty: it repairs dryness and cracks while keeping that microbial environment in check. That's why it also helps with foot odour, not just rough skin.
With nightly use, most people feel noticeably softer heels within 1-2 weeks. Deep, established cracks take longer — typically a month of consistent care — because new healthy skin has to replace layers of thickened, dry callus. Speed it up with the overnight cotton-sock method and a weekly gentle foot file. If cracks bleed or are painful, see a doctor first.
About the Ingredients
Neem is one of skincare's most complete botanicals — naturally purifying, clarifying and calming. In daily products it keeps breakout-causing bacteria in check, calms irritation and redness, and supports clearer skin on both face and body. This is why neem has anchored Indian skincare for over two thousand years: it purifies the way harsh chemicals do, without the harshness. From soaps to face washes, it works quietly with every wash.
Yes — in wash-off products like soaps and face washes, and in balanced leave-on formulas like gels and lotions, neem is gentle enough for everyday use on most skin types, including sensitive skin. Unlike strong actives that need rest days, neem's benefits actually come from daily consistency. The only common caution is raw undiluted neem oil, which is potent and should never go directly on skin.
Yes, indirectly but effectively. Body odour isn't sweat itself — it's bacteria breaking sweat down on the skin. Because neem is naturally purifying, washing with a neem soap or body wash reduces that bacterial activity, which keeps odour lower for longer between showers. It's a root-cause approach: less bacteria, less odour — without masking anything under heavy fragrance.
Tea tree oil is one of the best-studied natural actives in skincare — research consistently supports its action against the bacteria involved in acne. It purifies pores, helps calm existing breakouts and keeps new ones from getting established, which makes it the natural ingredient of choice for oily, blemish-prone skin. In a face wash or soap, it delivers that clarifying action gently enough for daily use.
In properly diluted formulations — face wash, soap, cream, foot cream — yes, daily use is exactly how tea tree works best, keeping bacterial levels consistently low. What you should never do is apply undiluted tea tree essential oil directly to skin; at full strength it's a significant irritant. The formulation does the safety work: product yes, raw oil no.
Shea butter's fatty acid profile — rich in oleic and stearic acids plus vitamins A and E — closely mirrors skin's own lipids. That's its superpower: instead of sitting on top like mineral-oil creams, it integrates into and reinforces the skin barrier, deeply moisturising while helping skin hold water on its own. For genuinely dry skin, that barrier-repair action is what separates lasting comfort from temporary coating.
On the body, almost never — shea absorbs well and body skin is resilient. On the face, raw 100% shea butter can be heavy for very acne-prone skin, but that's not how it appears in good skincare: formulated into a balanced cream at proper percentages, shea moisturises facial skin without clogging. If you're very breakout-prone, use shea-based creams at night and lighter gels by day.
Urea is skincare's double agent: at 5% it is both a humectant that pulls water into hard, dry skin and a keratolytic that softens the thickened, dead layers on heels and calluses. It is the single best-evidenced ingredient for cracked heels.
Completely — cosmetic urea is synthesised, identical to a component of your skin's own natural moisturising factor, and has decades of dermatological use behind it. At 5% it softens; only much higher clinical strengths (20–40%) are for medical callus treatment.
About Neem Tea Tree Foot Cream — 75g
With daily night-time use, visible improvement starts in 7-10 days. Deeply cracked heels may need 3-4 weeks of consistent use.
Yes, especially at night. Cotton socks lock in moisture and accelerate healing of cracked heels.
The natural formula is generally well-tolerated, but diabetic foot care should always be guided by your doctor. Consult before introducing any new product.
Yes, the same cream works on rough dry hands, elbows and knees. Apply at night for best absorption.