Cracked heels are the most ignored skin problem in sports — hidden in socks until they're deep enough to hurt with every step. The chemistry is identical to cracked hands: thick, dry skin that's lost the moisture to flex. So the fix is identical too.
What's Inside
Start with the 80/100 skin file — thick, dry heel callus can't absorb moisture well, so filing it down smooth is what lets everything else work. Split Balm spot-treats individual heel cracks with beeswax and vitamin E so they close instead of deepening, and Split+ brings hyaluronic-acid intensive care to severely dry, cracked feet. Repair Cream is the overnight rebuild — apply generously before bed (socks over the top is the pro move) and let it work while you sleep.
FAQ
Why do heels crack?
Heels carry your full weight on skin that naturally builds thick callus. When that callus dries out it loses flexibility, and the pressure of every step splits it — which is why cracks show up at the edges of the heel where skin flexes most.
Should I file cracked heels?
Yes — gently, on dry skin, and regularly. Reducing the thick, rigid callus removes the material that's splitting and lets creams actually reach living skin. Skip filing over open cracks; treat those first.
What's the overnight sock trick?
Apply a rich repair cream before bed, cover with clean socks, and sleep. The sock keeps the moisture against skin all night — it's the fastest route to soft heels most people never try.
Paraben-free, sulfate-free, non-toxic. Rhino Skin Solutions — Bend, Oregon.
