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Sumifun - Foot Anti-Bacterial Cream
Sumifun Foot Antibacterial Cream is a powerful skin-repairing formula enriched with tea tree oil to fight bacteria, soothe itchy skin, and promote healthier feet. Specially designed for conditions like athlete’s foot, jock itch, ringworm, prickly heat, and eczema, it helps relieve inflammation, dryness, irritation, and infection. This nourishing cream penetrates deep into the skin, promotes healing, and restores smooth, healthy skin.
FEATURES
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Antibacterial & Antifungal Protection
Helps control infection-causing bacteria and fungi responsible for athlete’s foot, ringworm, and itching. -
Tea Tree Oil Formula
Natural antiseptic ingredient known for soothing, cleansing, and healing properties. -
Relieves Itching & Inflammation
Calms irritated skin, reduces redness, and gives quick comfort. -
Nourishes & Repairs Skin
Supports skin regeneration, softens dry areas, and restores smoothness. -
Multi-Purpose Skin Relief
Effective for various skin concerns, including:-
Athlete Foot
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Jock Itch
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Ringworm
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Eczema
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Psoriasis
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Insect Bites
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Prickly Heat
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General Skin Itch
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Lightweight, Non-Greasy Texture
Absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving oily residue. -
Travel-Friendly Tube
Compact packaging makes it easy to carry anywhere.
SPECIFICATION
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Brand: Sumifun
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Product Type: Foot Antibacterial Cream
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Key Ingredient: Tea Tree Oil
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Net Weight: 20g / 0.71 oz
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Skin Concerns: Itching, fungal infections, dryness, redness, irritation
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Usage: Apply a small amount to clean, affected area 2–3 times a day
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Suitable For: Men & Women
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Product reviews
Comfortable design and an experience better than expected.
A very good product for the price.
