Description
When cold weather sets in, chilblains can turn everyday moments — getting out of bed, slipping on shoes — into a painful, itchy ordeal. Akileine Akilwinter Chilblain Cream is formulated specifically to calm that itching and redness, while nourishing and protecting skin against further cold exposure.
Why Choose Akilwinter
Unlike a standard moisturiser, Akilwinter is built around protective, skin-barrier ingredients that target the specific discomfort of chilblains — the tightness, itch, and redness that can appear on toes and feet after cold exposure. Regular use helps soothe affected skin while guarding against further irritation from cold and humidity.
How to Use
Apply to skin areas exposed to cold weather or already affected by chilblains, massaging in lightly. For external use only — if symptoms persist, see a healthcare professional.
Which Size Is Right for You?
| 75ml Tube | 500ml Pump | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Individual use, travel, first-time try | Regular daily use, households, clinics |
| Price | $18.95 | $69.95 |
| Cost per 100ml | ~$25.27 | ~$13.99 |
If chilblains haven't appeared yet and you're only looking to prevent dry, cracked winter skin, a general cold-weather cream may suit — Akilwinter is formulated specifically for active chilblain symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are chilblains and what causes them?
Chilblains are small, itchy, red or purple patches that develop on toes and feet after exposure to cold, damp conditions, caused by the skin's small blood vessels reacting abnormally to rapid temperature change.
How is a chilblain cream different from a regular moisturiser?
Chilblain creams like Akilwinter are formulated to soothe active itching and redness while building a protective barrier against cold and humidity, rather than just hydrating skin.
How often should I apply Akilwinter cream?
Apply to affected or exposed areas as needed during cold weather, following the instructions on the label.
Can I use this cream if I have diabetes or poor circulation?
If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or any other underlying health condition, speak with your podiatrist or GP before starting any new foot care product.
How long does it take to see results?
Many people notice reduced itching and discomfort within a few days of regular use, though this varies by individual and severity of symptoms.
Want to Prevent Chilblains Next Winter?
Read our full guide on Cold Feet and Chilblains: Causes, Prevention and Treatment for prevention tips before cold weather hits.
Stocked for the 2026 Australian winter season.