Does not contain ingredients of animal origin. More information
VeganDoes not contain sulphates. More information
Sulphate-free| Skin type | dry, for all skin types, calloused |
| Effect | Moisturization, regeneration, nourishment |
| Conflict-free | Sulphate-free |
Regeneration and hydration of the feet for everyone's comfort Revuele Ceramide Regenerating Foot Cream is a treatment that provides your feet with the moisture and nourishment they need. Thanks to its carefully formulated formula, the cream helps restore softness, reduces calluses, and improves the overall condition of the skin on your feet. It's an ideal choice for those with dry, tired skin that requires intensive regeneration. The cream is perfect for daily foot care, especially if you struggle with rough skin or discomfort caused by cracks. It contains ceramides, which rebuild the skin's protective barrier, and moisturizers that bring noticeable relief. Thanks to its light and quickly absorbing consistency, the cream can be used both in the morning and in the evening.
Properties:
- Intensively moisturizes the skin of the feet
- Regenerates and strengthens the skin's protective barrier
- Softens calloused epidermis
- Improves skin elasticity and smoothness
- Relieves the feeling of tightness and dryness
- Provides a pleasant feeling of comfort
- Absorps quickly without leaving a greasy film
- Suitable for all skin types
Ingredients:
- Ceramides - strengthen the skin's lipid barrier
- Urea - intensively moisturizes and softens
- Glycerin - improves skin hydration
- Vegetable oils - nourish and regenerate
How to apply:
Apply a small amount of cream onto clean, dry skin on your feet. Massage gently until fully absorbed. You can use it daily, preferably in the evening before bed, so your skin can regenerate while you rest.
Notino Tip:
To enhance the regenerative effects of the cream, use it with the foot scrub from the same Revuele line. Regular exfoliation before applying the cream allows the active ingredients to penetrate deeper and work more effectively on problem areas.
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