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Foot care between appointments
It isn’t the pedicure that determines the condition of your feet: it’s what you do in the six weeks that follow. Hyperkeratosis returns within three to four weeks without aftercare, and within three to four months with it.
This routine is the at-home follow-up to the treatments carried out at a beauty salon. It consists of three steps: a suitable soap every day, an enzyme mask once a week, and a cream in the evening. The rest is optional, depending on the condition of your skin.
Apply a small amount of soap to damp skin, massage for 30 seconds, paying particular attention to rough patches, then rinse and dry thoroughly — especially between the toes.
Rosemary, red thyme, lavender, tea tree and lactic acid: the soap cleanses, soothes and leaves a protective film without drying out the skin. Three sizes to suit your frequency of use.
Treatement Soap KART 7702
Treatement soap KART 7703
Treatment Soap KART 7701
Apply a thin layer to the sole and top of the foot, without massaging. Put on plastic socks followed by warm socks, leave for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water.
This treatment replaces the use of a foot file. Enzymes dissolve dead skin cells; a foot file, on the other hand, damages the skin and triggers a thickening reaction — which is exactly what we’re trying to avoid.
Enzyme mask for hands and feet – KART 7731, 100 ml
Apply in the evening to clean, dry skin, massaging until fully absorbed.
Two fragrances, Musk and Citrus, with the same formula. The 20 ml bottle fits easily into a handbag; the 50 ml is the standard size; the 100 ml works out cheaper if you use it every day — which you should if your skin is really dry.
Dry & Cracked Feet Cream KART 7017 Citrus 100 ml
Dry & Cracked Feet Cream KART 7015 Muscus 50 ml
Dry & Cracked Feet Cream KART 7038 Muscus 20 ml
Dry & Cracked Feet Cream KART 7016 Citrus 50 ml
On the heels, the forefoot and areas where the skin is peeling: massage in a small amount until absorbed, to be used in addition to the cream, not instead of it.
Lavender, tea tree, thyme, allantoin, witch hazel, vitamins E and B. The texture is thicker than that of the cream: it is designed for thick skin, not for the top of the foot.
Foot Treatment Balm KART 7724
Use alternately with the cream, or as a two-week treatment when your skin feels really tight. Massage it in, put on some cotton socks and keep them on overnight.
Two fragrances: Passion Fruit if you’re looking for comfort and a pleasant scent, Tea Tree if your feet sweat or spend the day in closed shoes.
Feet Treat Butter (Passion Fruit) 7726 KART
Feet Treat Butter (Tea Tree) KART 7727
Feet Treat Butter ( Passion Fruit) 7729 KART
Feet Treat Butter (Tea Tree) KART 7730
Feet Treat Butter (Tea Tree) 7728 KART
A drop applied to all the nail plates and around the edges, in the evening.
This is the step we always forget, and it’s the one that determines how your nails will look at your next appointment: a dry nail splits, turns yellow and grows poorly.
Zipornit KART 7005
