"Took two minutes. First summer in years I'm not hiding my feet."
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How old are you?
What bothers you most about your feet?
Do your cracks ever get deep enough to sting, catch or bleed?
When did it first get really bad?
How much are you on your feet each day?
If your heels were smooth and healed again, what would matter most?
You're in the right place.
Women with heels exactly like yours have closed the cracks with grass-fed tallow, raw manuka honey and calendula. No filing. No overnight socks. No $60 peels.
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What have you already tried for it?
Pick the closest — most people have tried several.
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Analysing your heel profile…
Mapping why your heels keep cracking, why filing and lotions haven't fixed it, and what your skin is actually missing.
Does the skin on your heels feel dry, tight or hard?
Why we ask
The soles of your feet have zero oil glands. Not fewer than your face — none. They're the only skin on your body that can't produce a single drop of its own oil, and they carry your full weight with every step. Skin that can't feed itself, under that load, hardens and splits.
Have you noticed other skin getting drier too — hands, lips, hair?
Why we ask
After 40, falling estrogen means skin produces less of its own fat — everywhere. Your heels show it first, because they're the only skin with no oil glands and your body weight on them all day.
Does the same crack keep reopening in the same spot?
Why we ask
Because a deep heel crack isn't dry skin any more — it's an open split you have to stand on all day. Feeding the skin helps it soften, but the split still gets pulled apart with every step. That's why it half-heals and reopens in the same place, for years.
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Building your heel recovery profile…
Matching your answers against the Talderm barrier-repair framework.
1 Scoring your cracking severity
2 Cross-referencing your dryness drivers
3 Checking your daily load
4 Personalising your routine
Your heel recovery profile
Cracking severity
EarlyMildModerateAdvanced
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Worst at
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Root cause
No oil glands + a split that keeps reopening
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Daily impact
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The smooth, sandal-ready heels you forgot were possible.
Based on your answers, here's what most women with your profile describe.
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WEEK 1
The tightness and stinging ease. Skin stops feeling like it's pulling in the morning.
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WEEK 2
Cracks start closing from the edges. Heels stop catching on the sheets.
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WEEK 3
Callus softens. The deep split stays shut instead of reopening.
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WEEK 4+
Smooth, flexible, sandal-ready heels as the barrier rebuilds.
Your target date
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Heal your heels the way your skin was built to.
No filing. No overnight socks. Three ingredients, and not one drop of water.
Feed
Tallow refills the fat your heels can't make
Seal
Manuka seals the split so it can close
Calm
Calendula settles the rim so it stops re-splitting
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Grass-fed tallowNearly identical to the fat your own skin stops making after 40 — so it absorbs instead of beading off.
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Raw manuka honeyThe only honey with a graded potency number on the jar. "Raw" alone tells you nothing.
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Calendula infusionFor skin that's already split and angry — so the edge stops tearing back open.
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Zero waterTurn over any drugstore heel cream: the first ingredient is water. Water evaporates. Fat doesn't.
Your quiz discount
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Applied automatically at checkout
One last thing.
Did you know
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Applying your discount…
Locking in your routine and loading your personalised offer.
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Talderm supports and moisturises the skin barrier to improve the look and feel of skin. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
This assessment is for guidance only and is not medical advice. If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or a heel that is bleeding, inflamed or infected, speak to your doctor or podiatrist.
Individual results vary.