Natural cosmetics for sweaty feet
A short formula. Calamus, sage, marigold and lavender in everyday foot care.
- No parabens or silicones
- No aluminium salts
- Dermatologically tested
- Calamus and sage inside
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Products
Two products. Nothing unnecessary.
Two products. Short ingredient list, one lead ingredient each.
Dermatologically tested · Silicone- and paraben-free




Discover the harmonyof nature and recipesince 1963.
- Dermatologically tested
- One lead ingredient per recipe
- Produced and sold by the Gorvita family
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Herbarium
Four plants that ALTA's recipe has relied on for years.
Calamus
Acorus calamus
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A biblical plant with a cinnamon-camphor scent, known in Poland since the Tatar invasions.
Magical properties
Calamus is one of the biblical plants — mentioned as "sweet cane," it was said, alongside myrrh, cinnamon, and cassia, to be an ingredient of the anointing oil. Among many Native American tribes of North America, calamus was highly valued and widely used as a remedy for nearly every ailment.
- Scent
- cinnamon-camphor
- Cosmetic ingredient
- powdered calamus rhizome
Sage
Salvia officinalis
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The name comes from the Latin "salvare" — to heal, to save. One of the most widely used herbal remedies.
Magical properties
In ancient Rome, sage was used as a remedy for snake bites, dementia, and as a fertility booster, as it was considered an aphrodisiac. In Polish folk beliefs, sage was an ingredient of the "vinegar of the four thieves" — a specific herbal mixture said to protect against plague.
- Scent
- distinctive, balsamic
- Cosmetic ingredient
- medicinal sage extract
Marigold
Calendula officinalis
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Its flowers open at dawn and close in the evening — a natural old-world barometer.
Magical properties
Marigold is a natural insect repellent — its intense scent repels pests, which is why it is often planted in vegetable gardens. For early Christians, marigold had special significance — the golden color of its petals was called "Mary's gold" and was used in ceremonies and church decorations.
- Scent
- intense, floral
- Cosmetic ingredient
- medicinal marigold extract
Lavender
Lavandula angustifolia
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Its name comes from the Latin "lavo, lavare" — to wash, to bathe. Known as an ingredient of cleansing agents since antiquity.
Magical properties
Father Krzysztof Kluk, a Polish naturalist, in his 1778 book described the use of lavender for "dizziness, paralysis, cramps, and trembling of the limbs," as well as the practice of adding a few drops of lavender oil to bread so it would not go moldy or stale. For centuries it was believed that lavender had magical properties. Its scent was said to ensure peaceful or prophetic dreams and to attract men. Burning incense with lavender was said to bring luck, joy, harmony, and accord.
- Scent
- relaxing and calming
- Cosmetic ingredient
- lavender extract
Questions & answers.
Question 01How do I use the foot powder?
Apply a small amount of the powder to clean, dry feet — and, if needed, inside your shoes.
Question 02How do I use the foot deodorant?
Spray onto clean, dry feet from a short distance. It leaves a feeling of freshness and a pleasant scent.
Question 03Has the recipe changed?
No. The ingredients and the manufacturing procedure remain the same — the same simple recipe Laboratorium ALTA has followed since 1963.
Question 04Where can I buy ALTA products?
Since 2026, Laboratorium ALTA has been part of the Gorvita family, which handles production and sales. You can buy both products in Gorvita's official shop.
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„Each of our cosmetics is based on one key ingredient, without unnecessary additives."
„We want to talk openly about the troublesome and, for many, embarrassing problem of excessive sweating."
„Our mission is to spread knowledge about foot hygiene and prevention."
What has lasted sixty years guides every recipe.
You can buy the foot powder and deodorant in Gorvita's shop — the owner and producer of the ALTA brand.
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