Boots No.7 Softening Foot Balm

The No 7 Range from Boots has some good skin creams and I was searching the site because I wanted to review the No 7 Age Rewind cream but I am going to have to request that product. While I was running down the list of No 7 products I noticed the softening foot balm, one of the creams that I have used in the past. The 75ml tube of No 7 softening foot balm is fairly expensive in my opinion (£9.50 for 75ml ) but any cream that is successful in softening tough cracked heels has to be worth a trial run. The flip top tube is very plain and simple but that applies to most of the No 7 packaging ... more

After trying many different no7 products lately with the £5 off vouchers, i decided i was going to invest in a good foot cream. I chose no7 as i have been really impressed with their products so far. I bought this foot cream for £9.75 for a 75ml bottle. This is very expensive for a foot cream but as i have tried so many different cheaper brands and nothing has worked, i thought it would be worth my while investing in something dearer! I did wonder whether this was going to be nearly £10 wasted, but i neednt have worried as this product is fantastic! I have very dry skin on my feet, not too dry ... more

Boots had a 3 for 2 offer so I chose the foot balm (normally £9.30) as my freebie and I'm very pleased I did. After a week's nightly use, my heels and toes feel lovely and soft - without using pumice or foot file. I go bare-legged in summer, including a daily walk on the beach with my pup (bare feet in sandals at this time of year) so come home damp and sandy, and ordinary moisturisers and body butters weren't doing the job. As I get into bed I slather the cream around my heels and toes, work it well in and rub the remains into my hands and elbows. Boots suggest you then wear socks as an ... more