Product Description
What this is and who it’s for
Footlogix Rough Skin Formula is a light, non-greasy mousse designed to soften and smooth rough, sandpaper-like skin on the soles and heels. It is intended for people whose feet show rough, dry texture or fine surface cracks and for users who prefer a quick-absorbing mousse over heavier creams. The supplied photograph shows the single 125 ml aerosol mousse can with Footlogix branding.
Specifications
- Volume: 125 ml / 4.23 fl oz.
- Pack format: pressurized aerosol mousse can with plastic snap-on cap (single can as shown).
- Key actives called out by the manufacturer: Spiraleen+® (marine-derived active) and urea.
- Product form: lightweight mousse/foam intended for topical foot use.
What is included
- One 125 ml Footlogix Rough Skin Formula mousse can (no additional accessories shown or guaranteed).
Condition and packaging
- Condition as listed: new, factory-packaged retail can (photograph shows can with clear plastic cap and intact printed label).
- No retail box or multi-pack is guaranteed unless specified separately; some retailers show a boxed option but the product is commonly sold as a single can.
Usage notes
- Manufacturer guidance (product literature) describes applying to clean, dry feet daily, focusing on rough areas; follow label directions on frequency and precautions.
- The product is presented as non-greasy and fast-absorbing, intended for everyday use as part of a foot care routine.
Limitations and warnings
- This listing does not provide concentration percentages for active ingredients beyond the manufacturer naming (Spiraleen and urea); exact urea percentage is not printed on the photographs provided and should be confirmed from product packaging or manufacturer literature if needed.
- For medical conditions, diabetes-related concerns or open deep fissures, consult a healthcare professional before use.
If you need additional photos for condition verification (close-up of cap seal, bottom can stamping or expiry/batch code), request them — those details are unit-specific and not assumed present in the single supplied photograph.
