【Etiaxil】Antiperspirant Treatment Lotion for Hands and Feet Sensitive Skin 100ml <3.4 fl oz> 2pc

Etiaxil is a well-established deodorant care brand with a long-standing reputation across Europe.

Among its popular lineup are the underarm-specific “Detranspirant” and the hand and foot-focused “Treatment Detranspirant Lotion.” Both products are available in two formulations tailored for sensitive and normal skin types, allowing you to choose the one best suited to your skin. If you are unsure of your skin type, we recommend starting with the sensitive skin version.

This listing features the “Treatment Detranspirant Lotion for Hands and Feet – Sensitive Skin” as a single item.

Product Description:

The Treatment Detranspirant Lotion is specially formulated for those struggling with excessive sweating and odor on the hands and feet. By targeting sweat glands, it effectively reduces perspiration, keeping your hands and feet dry while controlling unpleasant odor caused by moisture buildup. This long-lasting effect helps maintain comfort throughout the day.

Although fragrance-free, the lotion is not entirely odorless; it may emit a slight chemical scent immediately after application, which typically diminishes with use. The sensitive skin formula is designed to minimize irritation, making it ideal for individuals with delicate skin or those who have experienced skin issues with other products.

How to Use:

Apply the lotion before bedtime to clean, dry hands and feet after bathing. Using a cotton pad, distribute an appropriate amount evenly across the entire area, paying special attention to spaces between the fingers and toes. For best results, begin by applying twice a week for one week. After 2 to 4 weeks, adjust the frequency according to efficacy—reducing to once every 3 to 7 days as needed.

During the initial phase, you may experience slight itching or irritation as the active ingredients penetrate the skin. If irritation becomes uncomfortable, decrease the frequency of application. This product is not recommended for use on children.