Be Bodywise 20% Urea Foot Cream Roll On | Repairs Dry & Cracked Heels | 2% Lactic Acid, Olive Oil & Vitamin E I Exfoliates & Softens Skin I Hydrates & Moisturises INo Irritation IAll Skin TypesI 50 ml
Details
- BrandBe Bodywise
- Item volume50 Milliliters
- Item dimensions L x W x H50 x 50 x 100
- Age range (description)Adult
- Special featuresLanolein Wax
Description
🦶 Smooth heels, zero hassle — roll into confidence!
- SAFE FOR ALL SKIN TYPES - Dermatologically tested, mineral oil & alcohol free, cruelty-free
- INTENSE ALL DAY HYDRATION - Olive Oil and Vitamin E lock in moisture for supple skin
- TRAVEL READY COMPACT DESIGN - 50ml sleek roll-on fits perfectly in your bag for on-the-go care
- PRECISION ROLL ON APPLICATION - Mess-free, non-greasy formula for targeted, easy use anytime
- 97 VISIBLE HEEL REPAIR IN 2 WEEKS - Clinically proven to dramatically reduce cracked heels fast
Be Bodywise 20% Urea Foot Cream Roll On combines powerful exfoliation with deep hydration using 20% Urea, 2% Lactic Acid, Olive Oil, and Vitamin E. Clinically proven to reduce cracked heels by 97% in 2 weeks, this non-greasy, mess-free roll-on is dermatologically tested and safe for all skin types. Its travel-friendly design ensures you never miss a step toward softer, healthier feet.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Mosaic Wellness |
| Manufacturer reference | Mosaic Wellness Private Ltd. |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 10 cm; 50 g |
| ASIN | B09W5Q9ZPZ |
Reviews
A**
Effective
Very effective, after 2 weeks of use cracks are visibly reduced.
A**R
Ineffective Packaging Design Compromises Product Usability
The formulation of this product presents a significant usability issue. After opening the container, the liquid solution begins to solidify over time, which renders the rollerball applicator ineffective in dispensing the product. As a result, I had to cut open the container to access the remaining solution. Using a rollerball mechanism for a formulation that thickens upon exposure is a poorly considered design choice. A different dispensing method would be more appropriate to ensure consistent and practical use.
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