I have no idea. Why would you be worried about gluten- free when it goes on your feet not in your gut.

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Gold Bond Softening Foot Cream, 4 oz., With Shea Butter to Soften Rough & Dry Feet

Gold Bond Softening Foot Cream, 4 oz., With Shea Butter to Soften Rough & Dry Feet

Q: I've used this and like it. But Gold Bond has a cream in an almost identical package labelled "softening with shea butter" (leaving out the "foot cream" part). Is that cream virtually the same as this one? Or is there something special to this that really addresses feet, specifically?

I made the same mistake because the containers look almost exactly alike. I wanted the foot cream and see that urea is listed as the second ingredient, and in the other (softening but not foot cream) urea is listed as the third ingredient.

ID del producto: 912684

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Detalles

Brand
Gold Bond
Item Volume
4 Fluid Ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H
1.88 x 3 x 5.5
Age Range (Description)
Adult
Special Feature

✅Dermatologist tested

🌿Shea butter infusion

🦶4 oz. size

Descripción

Step into luxury! ✨

RICH MOISTURE - Deep hydration for all-day comfort.
CONVENIENT SIZE - Perfect for on-the-go pampering.
SOFTENS NOURISHES - Transform rough, dry feet into silky smoothness.
DERMATOLOGIST APPROVED - Trust the experts for your foot care.
HYPOALLERGENIC FORMULA - Gentle on all skin types, no irritation here!

Gold Bond Softening Foot Cream is a dermatologist-tested, hypoallergenic formula designed to soften and nourish rough, dry feet. Infused with shea butter, this 4 oz. cream provides rich moisture for all-day comfort, making it an essential addition to your foot care routine.

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Is it gluten free?

I've used this and like it. But Gold Bond has a cream in an almost identical package labelled "softening with shea butter" (leaving out the "foot cream" part). Is that cream virtually the same as this one? Or is there something special to this that really addresses feet, specifically?

Does the foot cream have Urea in it?