Hand-foot syndrome

MÊME offers vey efficient hand and foot care to deeply repair and moisturise dried out and sensitive hands and feet due to cancer treatments. Soothing and refreshing care for a true moment of softness, just for you!

8 products

Complete routines

Hand care cure

3-pack Moisturising gloves

1 review

Kit of 3 pairs of moisturizing slippers to fight against hand-foot syndrome - MÊME Cosmetics

Foot care cure

3-pack Moisturising socks

SOS dryness kit after cancer treatments - MÊME Cosmetics

Natural moisturizing body cream for atopic skin or skin weakened by cancer treatments - MÊME Cosmetics

SOS drought kit

Body cream + Hand foot + Face cream + Balm

1 review

Single products

Moisturising gloves

Soothes / Nourishes / Hydrates

1 review

The Hydrating Serum intensely nourishes very dry hands and weakened feet - MÊME Cosmetics

Hand and foot serum

Nourishes / Hydrates / Protects

5 reviews

Moisturising slippers

Soothes / Nourishes / Hydrates

1 review

Cleansing oil, a soap-free formula that moisturizes and soothes - MÊME Cosmetics

Face and body cleansing oil

Cleanses / Hydrates / Soothes

8 reviews

Sensitive skin hydroalcoholic gel - MÊME Cosmetics

Hand sanitiser foam

Disinfects without drying out your skin/no rinsing/high tolerance

2 reviews

One of the most disabling side effects from chemotherapy or targeted therapies is hand-foot syndrome: an extreme drying of the palm of the hand and soles of the feet, leading to lesions and scaling, and a very uncomfortable burning sensation on a daily basis.

In order to prevent this syndrome as much as possible, the best option is to form a habit of moisturising your hands and feet daily, using proper care.

To address this issue, MÊME offers a healthy and efficient solution with its Moisturising Gloves and Slippers. Based on Organic Aloe Vera Gel, Sweet Almond Oil, Aquaxyl and Mango Butter, and thanks to their barrier action which enhances moisturisation, the Moisturising Gloves and Slippers form a suitable moisturising mask for when beautiful hands and feet are dried out by cancer treatments.