Sadoer Honey & Milk 24-Hour Moisture Lock Foot Mask 40ml/Pair

Sadoer Honey & Milk 24-Hour Moisture Lock Foot Mask overview

Sadoer Honey & Milk 24-Hour Moisture Lock Foot Mask is a pair of sock-style foot masks holding 40 ml of essence made with 10% Manuka honey and 5% milk protein. It works as a nourishing exfoliating treatment: the essence softens rough, cracked heels and calloused areas while locking in moisture for up to 24 hours. Feet feel smoother and more comfortable after a single session of 20 to 60 minutes.

At a glance

• Size: 40 ml per pair of sock masks
• Best for: Rough, cracked, calloused heels
• Skin type: Dry & rough feet
• Key ingredients: Manuka Honey, Milk Protein
• How to use: Once a week, 20–60 minutes
• Authenticity & delivery: Original product from Derma.pk, cash on delivery across Pakistan

Key benefits

• 10% Manuka honey nourishes dry, rough feet
• 5% milk protein softens and smooths skin texture
• Helps lock in moisture for up to 24 hours
• Gently exfoliates calloused areas on heels and soles
• Sock format is mess-free and easy to wear
• Leaves feet feeling tender and refreshed

Who should use it

For anyone with dry, rough or cracked heels, which in Pakistan means most people after a season of sandals, dusty roads and hard water. It suits weekly use before Eid, weddings and summer, and is a gentler option than strong peeling masks. Follow with a thick foot cream or petroleum jelly and cotton socks overnight to extend the softness.

How to use

1. Wash and dry feet thoroughly.
2. Open the pack, put on the sock masks and secure them at the ankle.
3. Leave on for 20–60 minutes while seated.
4. Remove and rinse feet with water, then pat dry.
5. Apply foot cream; repeat once a week.

Good to know

Patch test if you are sensitive to honey or milk-derived ingredients, and do not use on open cracks or wounds. Store the sealed pack away from heat. One pack is one treatment for both feet. With weekly use you may notice gentle flaking over the following days as rough skin loosens; this is normal, so do not pick at it. Thick calluses improve gradually rather than in one go.