Cream for hyperhidrosis feet with octenidine and tannic acid 60 ml - Floslek PODOLOGY Professional

Foot cream for excessive sweating with octenidine and tannic acid  

Foot cream for excessive sweating with octenidine and tannic acid is a product with nourishing, deodorizing, and antibacterial properties. Recommended for anyone with excessive foot sweating, teenagers going through puberty, and athletes. Its formula is also suitable for diabetics. For daily foot care, including feet treated in podiatry clinics.

The carefully selected active ingredients of PODOLOGY professional foot cream for sweaty feet help maintain hygiene, reduce unpleasant foot odor, and provide care for the feet.

The unique combination of octenidine and tannic acid has a deodorizing effect and provides long-lasting protection against unpleasant odors, refreshing the feet. The cream has an antibacterial effect** and, when used regularly, reduces the problem of excessive foot perspiration. The addition of silica, which absorbs excess moisture, leaves the skin feeling comfortable and powdery. A complex of plant extracts from sage, soapwort, burdock, and aloe vera provides the feet with optimal hydration, leaving the skin soft, supple, smooth, and well-groomed. The cream improves the appearance and condition of the skin on the feet, restoring their well-groomed appearance.

Octenidine is a substance widely used in medicine and commonly known for its antibacterial properties. By inhibiting the growth of bacteria responsible for sweat production, it eliminates unpleasant foot odor. The action of octenidine in PODOLOGY professional cream is supported by natural tannic acid, obtained from oak gallnuts. It not only has antibacterial properties, but also soothes and protects the skin from sweating.

Excessive sweating of the feet

The skin on the soles of the feet contains numerous eccrine sweat glands, whose primary function is thermoregulation. Hyperhidrosis of the feet is a consequence of the hyperactivity of these glands - increased production and secretion of sweat. The problem of excessive foot perspiration is exacerbated by wearing shoes, socks, and tights made of synthetic materials, poor hygiene, and spending many hours in an environment with high temperatures and humidity. The unpleasant smell of sweat is caused by the bacterial or fungal decomposition of sweat, lipids, and keratinized epidermal cells.

The consequences of excessive sweating include maceration of the epidermis, loosening of the stratum corneum, microbial imbalance of the skin, and increased susceptibility to bacterial and fungal infections.

Foot care and hygiene aim to reduce sweat secretion, mask its odor, and counteract bacterial activity. To address the cause of hyperhidrosis, the feet should undergo treatments performed in podiatry clinics – iontophoresis, galvanotherapy, electroporation, and botulinum toxin injections. 

 Effects confirmed in application tests*:

• when used regularly, it significantly reduces the problem of excessive sweating of the feet according to 90% of testers,
• provides long-lasting protection against unpleasant odors according to 95% of testers,
• optimally moisturizes according to 100% of testers,
• absorbs immediately, leaving the skin feeling comfortable and powdery, according to 100% of testers,
• restores a well-groomed appearance to the feet, according to 100% of testers.

*application tests on a group of test subjects with hyperhidrosis, leading an active lifestyle, including diabetics, under the supervision of a dermatologist and podiatrist

**effect confirmed in an in vivo study, which involved determining the number of bacteria on the skin of the feet before and after application of the test sample based on a swab taken from the skin of each test subject's feet. During the study, the antibacterial effectiveness of the sample was assessed based on the application of the test sample to the skin at home, in accordance with its intended use and method of use.

Directions for use: apply to clean and dry skin of the feet, regularly, day and night, or more often if necessary. Massage in particularly in areas most prone to sweating (between the toes).