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  6. Scholl Exfoliating cream for rough feet 75ml

Scholl Exfoliating cream for rough feet 75ml

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Remove the roughness of the feet so that they earn in soft

75ml

Description

Our day is worn feet: hardness, roughness, redness... to make your feet look healthy and beautiful, it is important that you follow a daily care routine with the help of effective treatments as the Scholl.

Scholl roughness Exfoliating cream for feet help you to eliminate the roughness of the skin of the foot, to get a much less rough and dry skin.

Use this cream in combination with the electronic file of Scholl for a perfect result!

Instructions for use

• Apply a generous layer to completely dry feet, including the space between your toes.
• Massage gently until the cream is completely absorbed.
• Applying the product at night is recommended as it allows it to last longer and provides a more intense effect.

Composition

AQUA. PUMICE. PARAFFIN. GLYCERYL STEARATE. STEARIC ACID. WAX ALBA. CETYL ESTERS. VACCINIUM MYRTILLUS. SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM. ACER SACCHARUM. CITRUS AURANTIUM DULCIS. CITRUS MEDICA LIMONIUM. LACTIC ACID. TROMETHAMINE. PARFUM. METHYLDIBROMO GLUTARONITRILE. PHENOXYETHANOL.

Pharmaceutical Advice

It is important to maintain a foot care routine, starting with daily cleansing and moisturising.

Once or twice a week you can gently exfoliate your feet to remove dead cells and impurities and promote skin renewal. Undoubtedly, moisturising daily is the greatest way to combat calluses. In the colder months and in summer (when feet are more exposed and dehydrated due to environmental and lifestyle conditions), I recommend applying a thicker layer of moisturiser at night and letting it work while you sleep.
In case of discomfort when walking and/or persistent calluses, visit your podiatrist.

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