The first day before trying out Koba bottom-up foot cream, my skin was dry and flaked, if I rubbed them together. The first thing I do before trying on any skincare product is a scent test. When smelling the foot cream, to me it kinda had the same scent as the natural soap I have, and the scent is almond, and one of Koba's ingredients is sweet almond oil. The other scents, in the product are wood and citrus, for me, I don't smell the citrus but do smell the wood but it” is faint. I usually stay away from wood scents/fragrances because they usually tend on the strong/overbearing side, but this is a light/pleasant scent. When using the foot cream, on day two my feet were soft, I will say the softest my skin ever has been on my feet. Allantoin, used in the foot cream helps to gently exfoliate the skin. When I applied the foot cream, on the first day I thought I put too much on but it hydrated my skin, leaving it feeling moisturizing, not slimy, sticky, or greasy afterward. I also put the cream on my scar, since it is close to my foot on my ankle because the skin there gets itchy more than my feet. I have a thick callus bump on the left side of my foot and the foot cream softens the skin around it to make it easier to take out. The callus is still a little there but the bump is now flat. My left foot had a little white circle dry patch on it, and now after using the cream, it is not there. I have sweaty feet, and it can lead to bacteria on the feet and fungal infection, the cream has antibacterial properties in it. When smelling the foot cream, to me it kinda had the same scent as the natural soap I have, and the scent is almond, and one of Koba's ingredients is sweet almond oil. It says it is for Normal, dry, or very dry skin.
