Biore Zero Foot Cream

Zero Foot Cream

1 reviews 3.1

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Description

A foot cream intended for use after washing and drying the feet.

  • Apply thoroughly over the entire feet, including between the toes, the soles, and the ankles.
  • It absorbs without feeling heavy, leaving the skin smooth without lifting or flaking.
  • The clean, non-sticky feel remains comfortable throughout the day.
  • Suitable for daily use during seasons when sweat and odor are a concern.

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How to use
1) After showering, dry the feet thoroughly. 2) Dispense an appropriate amount and spread it over the tops and soles of the feet. 3) Apply carefully between the toes and around the ankles. 4) Gently pat until fully absorbed.
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What's in it?

Based on the full ingredient list: Expected benefits 8 items

Based on the full ingredient list: Potential concerns 7 items

Key features

  • Alcohol-free
  • EU allergen-free
  • Fragrance-free
  • Oil-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Silicone-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Reef-safe
  • Fungal acne-safe
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  • To start with, I have an insane amount of foot and hand sweat, so an unbelievable amount of water comes out. Shoes other than genuine leather shoes usually get smelly and become unusable after I wear them for about 1–2 weeks. To the point where I can't even go into someone else's house wearing those shoes. So this is to say that it isn't suitable for hyperhidrosis. I think people who just get a little sweaty and feel clammy in a typical summer—like, “I sweat a bit and it gets stuffy!”—would notice an effect. It went viral on X, after all. As I mentioned at the beginning, I sweat far too much from my feet, and summer is especially rough. It seems that even Biore can't stop the sweat from my feet. Maybe it could work outside of summer. Also, it gets fairly sticky after applying, so I'm not comfortable wandering around the house barefoot. I had high hopes, so this is disappointing.

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