This cream may suit people who want foot freshness without a harsh, completely dry feel, because it contains aloe vera gel and avocado oil to support softness and reduce the tight feeling that can come with strongly mattifying products. However, it is still a deodorant and antiperspirant-type foot product, so it should be used thoughtfully if your skin is sensitive.
Avoid applying it to damaged areas, open cracks, irritated patches, or skin that is sore from rubbing. The source information specifically notes that very sensitive, freshly shaved, cracked, or irritated skin may react with stinging, especially because deodorizing ingredients and fragrance components can be uncomfortable on compromised skin. If you are unsure how your skin will respond, try a small amount on a limited area first and wait to see whether redness, burning, itching, or discomfort appears.
If your feet are simply dry but not broken or irritated, apply a thin layer and monitor comfort. You may prefer to use a richer plain foot cream at a different time of day for dryness, while reserving this product for periods when odor and sweating are the main concern. Discontinue use if irritation appears, and seek professional advice if you have persistent skin problems, severe cracking, or ongoing discomfort.