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Limited edition: The 2025 Advent Calendar
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C30: New serum designed to strengthen the skin barrier and soothe discomfort

C30: New serum designed to strengthen the skin barrier and soothe discomfort

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Corns

Corns are thickenings of the skin that typically form on the feet in response to excessive pressure or friction. They can be painful and unsightly. To avoid them, it is beneficial to adopt specific care routines that soften and exfoliate the skin. Learn more about corns.
Corns, calluses, hard skin: what are the differences?
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FAQ about corns

How to prevent foot corns?

Wearing suitable footwear greatly contributes to the prevention of corns, as does maintaining good foot hygiene.

Can corns reappear after treatment?

Yes, if they are mistreated or if the cause (friction, pressure) is not corrected.

Are corns a sign of poor hygiene?

No, not necessarily. However, maintaining good hygiene and regular foot care can help prevent them.

Does wearing high heels promote the development of corns?

Yes, wearing heels can promote the development of corns because this type of footwear exerts significant pressure on the feet.

When should you consult a podiatrist for a corn?

If the corn is painful, recurring, or if it does not respond to home treatments, it is recommended to consult a podiatrist.

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