coolfoot foot repair cream Reviews

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  Jan 10, 2023
  Oily SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  The texture is more like a lotion than a cream. It has a lot of moisture but is not sticky. I recommend applying it lightly multiple times. It doesn't seem to absorb poorly despite being lightweight. This texture is not burdensome and just right for me. The scent is herbal? It has a slightly pungent smell... It also reminds me of the tiger cream I bought on a past trip. It has a balm-like aroma as well... As for the effects, I applied this foot cream because I have a lot of calluses and rough skin on my feet. It's definitely better than not applying anything. If I use it after taking care of the calluses and rough skin, the effects will likely be much better. The lightweight texture means I can easily incorporate it into my routine after showering, applying it along with my regular body lotion. I recommend this for daily use. The first photo is before application, where the calluses and rough skin are visible in a white hue. After applying and letting it absorb, the second photo shows a more refined appearance. I quite like this product, so I plan to use up the entire container!

  Cons

  I think a more cozy, winter-appropriate scent would have been better than the rather pungent one. But that's just my personal preference.

  Tip

  If you apply a large amount at once, the thin texture makes it difficult to fully absorb. It's better to apply smaller amounts and layer it multiple times.

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