High tolerance. Regulates excessive sweating.
Normalises perspiration - Controls odour - Absorbs moisture
Reduces and normalises excessive sweat on the face, hands and feet.
The HIDROSIS CONTROL Face, hand and foot cream reduces and normalises perspiration in those suffering from hyperhidrosis.
At the heart of its formula, a trio of active ingredients, ZINC RICINOLEATE, ALUMINIUM SALTS and TRIETHYL CITRATE, absorb moisture, capture odour and cleanse the skin.
The HIDROSIS CONTROL Face, hand and foot cream reduces discomfort caused by excessive sweat production : moistness, bad odours.
Formulated without fragrance or alcohol for high tolerance.
Its pleasant texture melts into the skin and does not leave a greasy film on the skin or any marks on clothing.
51%* less perspiration from the first application.
• REGULATES excessive perspiration
• CONTROLS bad odours
• DOES NOT leave the skin feeling sticky or stain
*Antiperspirant cream applied to hands and feet once daily for six days. Perspiration measurements using socks collected and weighed after repeated exposure to a warm environment. 37 adults included, between 19 and 56 years old, with excessive foot perspiration.
Biodegradable formula*
Formulated to limit the impact on the aquatic environment***
88% of ingredients of natural origin
*According to a OECD 301 test or biodegradability index method
*** According to a OECD 301 test and CLP classification of the formula
Packaging containing at least 11% recycled materials
Mostly recyclable packaging
Apply every day to clean and dry skin for 5 days, then 2 to 3 times a week according to the need
Prefer the application in the evening at bedtime
Precaution to use :
Do not use on damaged skin
A natural active ingredient activated by physical action
An active ingredient known for capture bad odours
• 51%¹ less perspiration from the first use. Feeling of long-lasting antiperspirant action.
¹Antiperspirant cream applied to hands and feet once daily for 6 days. Perspiration measurements using socks collected and weighed after repeated exposure to a warm environment. 37 adults included, between 19 and 56 years old, with excessive foot perspiration.
