Foot Spray for Dry Feet & Rough Heels, Moisture Care | XIMONTH

Dry, tight-feeling feet or rough heels? XIMONTH Foot Spray for Dry Feet delivers a light moisturizing step with glycerin, allantoin and Centella asiatica root. The 20ml pump bottle suits buyers who want a non-sticky liquid instead of a thick foot cream. Spray onto clean, intact foot skin and allow it to absorb.

Glycerin and allantoin for dry-feeling skin

Glycerin helps attract moisture, while allantoin supports skin conditioning. Centella asiatica root is the botanical ingredient in this blend. The lightweight liquid suits shoppers who prefer spray application to a thicker cream.

The pictured panel lists 1,2-hexanediol, Centella asiatica root, water, glycerin, allantoin, Apis mellifera venom, PEG-60 hydrogenated castor oil and silver.

A foot spray for dry, cracked feet: choose moisture care

If your concern is dry, rough-looking skin around the heels, this formula provides a lightweight moisturizing step. Use it as an ongoing moisture step for intact foot skin.

After washing and thoroughly drying your feet, spray the selected area and allow the liquid to absorb before socks or shoes. The small capped bottle makes the same routine convenient at home or away.

How to use the moisturizing foot spray

1. Wash your feet and dry them thoroughly.
2. Spray an appropriate amount onto the chosen area of intact skin.
3. Wait until absorbed before socks or shoes, and replace the cap.

Follow the package directions for frequency. Patch test first; avoid eyes, inhalation and broken skin. Do not apply to open cracks or ulcers. Stop if irritation develops and avoid use if allergic to bee venom or another listed ingredient.

Product details

Choose by your foot-care need

Choose this glycerin, allantoin and Centella spray when dryness and a tight skin feel are your main concern. The separate tea tree oil spray offers a different formula. This product is a skin moisturizer rather than a shoe deodorizer.

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Questions before you choose

Is this for foot skin or shoes?

For foot skin. XIMONTH Foot Spray for Dry Feet is a moisturizing spray; it is not a shoe deodorizer.

Does it contain tea tree oil?

Tea tree oil is not listed on this formula’s pictured panel. The featured blend includes glycerin, allantoin, Centella, bee venom and silver.

Should I rub it in?

The supplied instructions say to clean and dry the area, spray an appropriate amount and wait for absorption. Let it absorb before putting on socks or shoes.

Can I spray an open heel crack?

No. Use this moisture-care routine on intact skin. Open, bleeding or infected areas need professional care rather than cosmetic spray application.