Foot Cream Institut Karite Milk Cream Shea Foot Cream (tester)

Trust us, there's absolutely no need to compromise on your plans, endure pain, or adjust to new shoes or active physical activities. The Milk Cream Shea Foot Cream from Institut Karite will eliminate any discomfort associated with swelling, tension, or minor imperfections on the feet. Its velvety texture absorbs into the deep layers of the skin, fostering deep nourishment and hydration, while simultaneously restoring, softening, and strengthening this vulnerable area. This functional product accelerates the natural healing process of wounds, wonderfully refreshes and tones the epidermis, and also – frees it from signs of dehydration and mechanical damage, which so often make your walk reminiscent of the movements of Andersen's fairy-tale Little Mermaid.

Features of the Milk Cream Shea Foot Cream by Institut Karite:

- Its fragrant texture promotes deep skin nourishment;
- Speeds up the regeneration of its tissues and cellular renewal;
- Actively fights against swelling and muscle tension;
- 20% of the total composition is organic shea butter;
- Glycerin gently softens rough areas of the epidermis;
- Restores its smoothness, healthy, well-cared-for appearance;
- Absorbs well without leaving a sticky film or greasy shine;
- Prevents the formation of cracks and the accompanying discomfort;
- An indispensable "helper" during the adaptation period to new shoes;
- Relieves any painful symptoms and minor imperfections;
- Protects finicky feet from external irritants;
- Provides a long-lasting feeling of lightness, freshness, and tones.

TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version that manufacturers include with a batch of products for advertising at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences (quality, durability, etc.) between a tester and the sales version! The difference between them is only that since testers are released for advertising purposes, the manufacturer does not pay as much attention to their packaging: they are offered in so-called technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from that used for sales bottles) and often do not come with a cap. This results in testers being priced lower.