Description
Softening Spray for Calluses and Corns with Glycolic Acid DR KRAUT ITALY, 150 ml
Softening spray designed to facilitate professional callus and corn removal. The product contains glycolic acid, which promotes skin renewal.
What is it for? Softening spray designed to facilitate professional callus and corn removal. Also recommended for surface exfoliation of feet, corns and cracks.
The glycolic acid in the product has a keratolytic effect (the ability to dissolve cells in the horny layer of skin), so it effectively removes surface dead skin cells, creates a permeable protective film and promotes skin renewal.
Suitable for which skin type? Softening spray can be used locally on foot skin and is suitable for all skin types in people with calluses and corns.
How to use
- Use the product on clean and dry foot skin.
- Spray directly onto the affected area from a short distance and leave to work for up to 3 minutes.
- Then remove the softened calluses/corns.
- Rinse with warm water.
- For external use only.
Active ingredients and their properties
GLYCOLIC ACID – an acid used to gently exfoliate the horny layer of skin (the upper layer of skin), giving skin a brighter and smoother appearance.
GLYCERIN – a substance characterised by moisturising, moisture-retaining and lubricating properties. It retains moisture in the skin, providing deep hydration and an instantly radiant appearance. Particularly suitable for dry skin prone to cracks.
INCI: AQUA (WATER), GLYCERIN, GLYCOLIC ACID, AMINOMETHYL PROPANOL, POTASSIUM SORBATE
Specifications
| Volume |
150 ml |
| Form |
spray |
| Active ingredients |
glycolic acid, glycerin |
| Action time |
up to 3 min |
Frequently asked questions
How long should the spray be left on?
Spray from a short distance onto clean, dry skin of the feet and leave on for up to 3 minutes. Then remove the softened calluses or hard skin and rinse with warm water.
How does glycolic acid work?
Glycolic acid has a keratolytic effect – it dissolves the cells of the horny layer, making hard skin easier to remove mechanically.
Is it suitable for cracked skin on the feet?
The manufacturer also recommends the spray for superficial peeling, hard skin and cracks on the feet. Glycerin retains moisture, so it suits dry skin prone to cracking.
What skin can it be used on?
Locally on the skin of the feet – for people of all skin types with calluses and hard skin. For external use only.