Hand & Foot Care

Hand and foot cosmetics for manicure and pedicure: hand creams and hydrogel masks, massage spa candles, peeling gels and scrubs, callus softeners, pH neutralizers and regenerating foot creams for salon treatments and home care.

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Hand and Foot Care for Manicure, Pedicure and Home Use

This collection covers the steps before and after the nail work itself. For feet, it includes alkaline and urea-based softeners for calluses and corns, pH neutralizers, disposable pedicure socks for dry pedicure, and creams, balms and oils for aftercare. For hands, it offers hand creams in salon and travel sizes, hydrogel masks, peeling gels, scrubs and massage candles for a hand SPA. All products are suitable for professional nail salons and for regular care at home.

Hand Creams, Lotions and Masks

SHELLY hand and nail creams come in three formulas: keratin with silver and arnica extract, collagen and elastin with peony extract, and allantoin with snail extract and shea. The HEYLOVE Panna Cotta hand cream combines allantoin and snail secretion filtrate and also cares for the cuticles and the skin around the nails. The LUNAmoon Strawberry Dessert hand cream uses a lamellar formula for deep hydration, with a subtle shimmer. DNKa' hand lotions are perfumed hand creams with layered notes such as jasmine, saffron and amber. For intensive care, there is a hydrogel hand mask with goji berry extract. It is mixed from a powder with water and sets into a thick gel. For targeted cuticle care, browse cuticle oils.

Hand SPA: Peeling Gels, Scrubs and Massage Candles

Peeling gels for hands and feet exfoliate with fruit acids (AHA) and a roll-off effect, without abrasive particles. They are a gentle choice for dry, flaky skin. If you prefer a classic scrub, the jelly-textured scrub with fine exfoliating granules smooths rough areas before massage or before applying a mask. DNKa' spa candles for hands are made with soy wax and shea butter. Thanks to the low melting point of soy wax, they melt into a warm, nourishing massage oil rather than hot wax. The result is a hand SPA service that can be added after a manicure, or a relaxing weekly ritual at home.

Callus Softeners, Neutralizers and Foot Creams for Pedicure

Alkaline callus softening gels act quickly on corns and dry calluses. Urea-based gels and foams with panthenol soften hardened skin while keeping it moisturised. Either way, the skin can then be removed evenly with a foot file or a pedicure device. A universal neutralizer with lactic and glycolic acid stops the action of both alkaline and acidic keratolytics and restores the skin's pH. For a dry pedicure without soaking, disposable pedicure socks infused with a softening cream prepare the skin and nails. For aftercare, choose foot creams with urea, algae extract and argan oil for dry, cracked heels, regenerating creams and balms with allantoin, or a polishing oil for the final stage of a pedicure with a pedicure disc. Softening solutions for thickened and ingrown nails are in Cosmetics for Podology. The complete pedicure assortment is in Pedicure Supplies.

Hand & Foot Care by Brand

  • SHELLY: hand and nail creams in three formulas, a goji berry hydrogel mask, AHA peeling gels, alkaline and urea callus softeners, a universal pH neutralizer, pedicure socks and regenerating foot creams.
  • DNKa': soy wax spa candles for hand massage and perfumed hand lotions.
  • HEYLOVE: Panna Cotta hand cream with allantoin and snail extract.
  • LUNAmoon: lamellar hand cream with a strawberries-and-cream scent and a jelly scrub for hands and feet.
  • STALEKS: PRO Treat.S regenerating oil with vitamins A and E for the final stage of pedicure.
  • Kodi: NO BACTERIA antibacterial and antifungal nail plate decontaminant, used before gel or acrylic application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which hand cream is best for very dry hands?

Look for allantoin, shea or snail extract, which help relieve dryness and support regeneration. For an intensive treatment, use a hydrogel hand mask once or twice a week.

What is the difference between alkaline and urea callus softeners?

Alkaline softeners act fast on thick calluses and corns. Urea-based softeners work more gently and also moisturise the skin. After both types, a pH neutralizer is recommended.

Why use a neutralizer after a callus softener?

Keratolytics shift the skin's pH in order to work. A neutralizer stops their action and restores the natural pH, which helps prevent the skin from drying out after a pedicure.

What is a dry pedicure with pedicure socks?

It is a pedicure without a foot bath. Disposable socks infused with a softening cream soften the skin and prepare the nails for buffing and polish application, which makes the treatment more hygienic and efficient.

How do you use a spa candle for hands?

Light the candle and let a small amount of wax melt. Then blow it out, test the temperature on your wrist and massage the warm oil into your hands and cuticles.