15mlOur feet are one of the most overlooked parts in our daily beauty routine. LuxaDerme Foot Hydration Socks contain a nutrient and moisture rich solution ideal for those who look forward to pampering their dry, rough and tired feet. It uplifts your feet by reviving the skin and restoring the moisture. This disposable foot socks feature dual layer technology, containing a rich blend of potent botanical extracts and antioxidants to delivers nutrition deep into your feet, giving a hydrated and a youthful look. Helps soften your cuticles and nourishes nails. It also increases feet's suppleness and keeps them smooth and refreshed, all in less than 30 minutes. It is easy to use, effective, non messy and non sticky. Free from any chemical and synthetic ingredient that may prove harmful to your skin. It comes in durable foil packet and is travel friendly. Features: Provides instant hydration and nourishment Gives dull, dry and rough feet a rejuvenating boost Helps soften cuticles and nourishes nails Active Ingredients: Shea Butter: It is a good source of vitamins A and E, which strengthen your skin and help it repair damage. Tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E): It is a natural skin-conditioning agent and antioxidant. It helps reduce the formation of free radicals from exposure to UV rays, promotes the healing process and strengthening the skin's barrier function. Safflower Seed Oil: This is a lubricant that acts as a protective moisture barrier on your skin. Rich in essential fatty linoleic acid increasing skin suppleness and giving it a smooth and bright texture. Allantoin: Protects and maintains moisture in the skin. Promotes cell regeneration in exposed skin. It has great anti ageing properties and helps soothe irritated skin. Lavender and Thyme Extracts: Have powerful anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties that helps keep the feet clean. Note: This mask does not contain any Paraben, Sulphates (SLS), Phthalates, Petrolatum, Heavy Metals, Alcohol, Artificial Colours or Fragrances.
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