Modalco Natural Foot Care and Heel Cream – A natural care formula specifically developed to repair cracked, hardened, and dry foot skin.
Its rich herbal formula deeply repairs, moisturizes, and renews foot skin, providing long-lasting softness.
It contains castor oil, shea butter, cucumber extract, panthenol (Provitamin B5), and allantoin, which support the skin's natural renewal process and help eliminate cracks. Thanks to the combination of menthol, camphor, and methyl salicylate, it offers a cooling and relaxing effect while stimulating blood circulation to provide special care and a refreshing feeling throughout the day.
This special combination is an effective solution for those who stay on their feet all day, suffer from cracked heels, or have dry feet.
The cream features a lightweight, fast-absorbing, and non-greasy formulation. It leaves no sticky residue on the skin and provides a smooth, soft, and well-groomed appearance with regular use.
Its natural scent, enriched with lavender oil, maintains a long-lasting feeling of freshness and cleanliness.
Natural Ingredients: Contains cucumber extract, castor oil, shea butter, panthenol, and Vitamin E.
Cooling Freshness: Relieves foot fatigue and provides a feeling of freshness with menthol and camphor.
Repairing Effect: Renews cracked heels thanks to allantoin and panthenol.
Long-Lasting Hydration: Maintains the skin's natural moisture balance and prevents dryness.
Non-Greasy, Fast-Absorbing Formula: Suitable for daily use, leaves no sticky feeling.
Natural Fragrance: Provides a pleasant scent with lavender oil.
Suitable for daily use – it is recommended to apply a sufficient amount of cream by massaging onto clean and dry feet in the morning and evening. With regular use, skin renewal, moisture balance, and heel softness are visibly increased.
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