Means for pedicure: Removal of cracks, dry calluses, corns - Keratolytic with urea 30%, SKINTERRIA

Compound

glycerin, lactic acid, carboxymethylcellulose, urea, demineralized water, aloe extract, d-panthenol, mint extract

Description

SKINTERRIA Pedicure 30% Urea effectively softens rough skin and helps eliminate cracks, corns and dry calluses. The result is visible after the first application! Unlike alkaline keratolytics, it acts more gently and does not destroy the healthy layer of the epidermis. Suitable for hardware, classic and SPA pedicure. Pumice as a gift. APPLICATION: Wear gloves! 1. Apply Keratolytic on a cotton pad and apply to the problem area of ​​the foot.2. After 5-10 minutes, depending on the degree of roughness, remove the softened skin with a pumice stone or a foot grater.3. Apply Neutralizer (art. 29297647 - enter this code in the search box) to stop the action of keratolytic, restore normal pH levels and moisturize the skin.4. After 1 minute, remove the remaining products with a tissue or rinse with water. Depending on the condition of the skin, repeat the procedure 1-2 times a month. Apply moisturizer at night to maintain results.

Additional Information

Action	keratolytic; softens the heels, balls of the foot and palms; removal of rough skin of corns, callus cracks
Age restrictions	12 +
Appointment of a cosmetic product	for heels; for legs; for pedicure; heels; calluses; for cracks; keratolytics for legs
Appointment of a gift	grandmother, teacher; Mom Sister Girlfriend Girlfriend Yourself Beloved Colleague; Papa; brother grandfather; uncle colleague; beloved;
Occasion	just like that for no reason; March 8 Mother's Day New Year's Day Birthday; teacher's day, teacher's day, name day
Package	sealed polyethylene bag
Product weight with packaging (g)	310 g
Product volume	250 ml
Packing width	10 cm
Packing height	16 cm
Best before date	36 months
Menu section	pharmacy cosmetics
Country of Origin	Russia
Equipment	Keratolytic for pedicure - 1 pc; Pumice for feet - 1 piece

Other features

Transportation	not dangerous