A foot scrub for the treatment of foot problems resulting from diabetes. Prevents inflammation, restores the skin, prevents cracks, has a healing and intensively soothing effect. Particularly suitable for hypersensitive skin thanks to the combination of D Read more.
Painful, dry and sensitive feet can significantly limit your daily mobility and quality of life. Especially when dealing with fragile skin, for example due to diabetes, rough patches and calluses can quickly lead to painful cracks and further irritation. Ahava Clineral D-medic foot gel scrub offers the targeted, gentle support your feet need to become soft and supple again. This dermatologically developed formula helps to remove dead skin cells in a responsible manner, soothes irritations and supports the recovery of the skin barrier. This allows you to take steps with a calm and comfortable feeling again, supported by the expertise of VitAdvice, your trusted partner in health and vitality.
The Ahava Clineral D-medic foot gel scrub combines a mild exfoliating action with the therapeutic properties of Dead Sea minerals. Unlike aggressive scrubs, this gel cleanses and renews the skin without damaging or drying it out. The active minerals support hydration and stimulate the skin's natural recovery process, which is essential for maintaining healthy, closed foot skin that is better resistant to daily stress.
| Property | Specification |
| Brand | Ahava Clineral |
| Content | 100 Millilitres |
| Weight | 1001.000 kg |
The full list of ingredients is not specified separately by the manufacturer. Consult the packaging for the most current composition.
Use daily on closed skin. Apply a small amount of scrub to damp feet, massage gently with emphasis on rough areas and then rinse thoroughly with warm water. For optimal results, follow the treatment with Clineral D-MEDIC foot cream.
For external use only on closed skin. Do not use on open wounds, deep cracks or active infections. Avoid contact with the eyes. Keep out of reach of children. In case of persistent foot problems or doubt, always consult a doctor or podiatrist.
