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Beauty salon in Hartbeespoort (Harties)

How to Fix Severely Cracked Heels

Wearing sandals shouldn't be a source of anxiety. If your heels are dry, splitting, or heavily callused from standing all day, a standard quick-dry pedicure won't fix the problem. You need targeted exfoliation and deep hydration.

Cracked Heels & Dry Feet Treatment in Hartbeespoort at Galeo Beauty - French Tip Gel Nails Salon Treatment

Cracked Heels & Dry Feet Treatment in Hartbeespoort: what to consider

The Callus Peel Difference

Filing away at a heavy callus for 10 minutes with a pumice stone is exhausting and ultimately ineffective. Our Callus Peel treatment acts like a specialized facial for your feet, chemically lifting the dead skin away painlessly in just 15 minutes.

Maximum Hydration: The Paraffin Dip

After we reveal the fresh, soft skin, we need to protect it. Plunging the feet into warm, melted Paraffin wax creates an airtight seal that forces deeply nourishing oils into the skin while providing incredible, soothing heat therapy for aching joints.

No Judgement Zone

Please don't ever be embarrassed of your feet. We are professional therapists; we have seen it all. Our job is to repair your skin and make you feel incredible, not to judge.

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Best For

thick callusesdeep cracks/fissuresextreme dry skinrelaxation and foot health

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Callus Peel safe?

Yes, it is entirely safe and completely painless. It only targets dead, keratinized skin cells, leaving the healthy living skin underneath perfectly intact.

How often should I get a pedicure for bad calluses?

If you have severe cracking, we recommend an intensive pedicure every 3-4 weeks until the skin heals, followed by diligent home application of a urea-based foot cream.

Do you use blades to cut the skin?

No. We believe using 'credo blades' to slice off skin is dangerous, unhygienic, and often causes the skin to grow back thicker in self-defense. Chemical peels are the modern, safe alternative.

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