Review of Goun Foot Cream after 6 days of use (Warning: Graphic Photos)

I apologize for the first photo being disturbing.

This is a picture taken before application. The day before, I applied a generous amount of Vaseline and even wore plastic socks for several hours.

It was moist only then, but the next day it became dry again and the dead skin cells hardened.

The texture is like a regular cream, and it has a very faint Mentholatum scent.

I applied this well so that it soaked into the entire foot.

I applied it twice to the heel area and rubbed it in like a massage.

Vaseline feels like it sits on the skin, but this feels like it absorbs smoothly.

I put plastic covers on my feet. I saw it by chance on Toss and bought it with points, and it's good.

I think I usually wore them for around 2 hours.

After taking it off, I massaged it in well with my hands.

I applied cream and wore plastic wrap every day for 6 days, and repeated the process, and it has improved this much.

In the meantime, I bought a 1,000 won exfoliator from Daiso and used it for about two days.

I felt like it made things rougher for no reason, so I haven't used it since then.

The difference between Vaseline and fine foot cream is that Vaseline dries out again the next day.

My dead skin cells have hardened.

The calluses on my feet didn't harden again.

While using it, I realized that consistent management is the best approach.

I applied it to my entire foot, not just my heels, and the dryness has significantly decreased.

It has become soft. Just looking at the photos, the entire foot in the top picture looks dry, but

You can see in the photo below that it is not dry.

 

If you already have severe calluses on your feet, you need to manage the calluses first to see results.

They say it probably won't be effective on that area if there is hard dead skin.