Lush Pied de Pepper Foot Cream

Advantages: It's amazing!
Disadvantages: Smell might not be to everyones taste, only available from Lush

...resorted to a good ol’ Lush op! I know you’re all getting sick to death of them by now, but if it’s any consolation, I’m only around for another couple of weeks, then I’m back at uni, so my op’s will be much less often! Pied de Pepper was yet another of my purchase’s on my astronomical Lush shopping expedition on Saturday. I was going to even buy it – I just wanted to test it in the shop, but I couldn’t ...
...whilst reading my bible, the Lush Times. Now, I have a huge amount of foot potions, all of which do various stuff to help my feet smell a bit better, and get rid of those attractive huge bits of skin which fall off in the bath, but none have managed to get rid of the hard, dry skin around my heals. My feet also felt pretty dry still, and not soft and sexy. I’m back to uni soon, which means I’m back to pulling sexy men (there are none ... Read review

Advantages: Gives you gorgeous feet!
Disadvantages: Quite strong smell

...I marched myself down to Lush in search of this wonder stuff and, after an embarrassing encounter with the lush Lush assistant (Ooooh he was gorgeous!), I marched back home eager to try out my new purchase. Pied de Pepper comes in a small black pot containing 100g of lotion and costs £4.65. The design of the pot is very simple with no unnecessary information cluttering the space. My pot informs me that it was made on the 2nd of August 2002 by Emily ...
...of the Lush products? Every single Lush product I've bought has been made by Emily! It conjures up images of a Cinderella type girl locked in a cupboard being forced to make creams all day!) and that the product is best before October 2003. The instant you lift the lid you get this gorgeous smell wafting towards you. It's so different to the usual cool cucumber foot lotion smell, and is really warm and spicy (not surprising as the ingredients include ... Read review

Advantages: Smell, does what it says on the tub
Disadvantages: Not for you if you don't like cloves

Here goes yet another lush review (there's plenty more where this comes from!!) **LUSH** I think by now everyone knows all bout a fantastic little company called Lush. They are based in Poole in Dorset & have hundreds of shops all over the world. They make cosmetics which are in no shape or form tested on any animals & pride themselves on this aspect. They make allsorts of products in all sorts of scents from foot creams to shampoo bars. I think ...
...the little round sticker that Lush put on all their products that tell you who made it, when it was made & when it should be used by. Pied De Pepper is a foot cream. You simply massage it into your feet on a daily basis either first thing in the morning to control perspiration or last thing at night so you go to bed smelling gorgeous with lovely soft relaxed feet. It soothes aches & helps to deodorise with effective spice essential oils. **WHAT ... Read review

Advantages: Efficient
Disadvantages: Strong smell

...₪ 2005 : a Lush year ₪ Last January, the first (and only, so far) Lush shop in France opened. I heard of the brand on the French version of ciao by members who frequently went to the UK. Quickly a mass of Lush reviews appeared on the site. Soon, I was very tempted to have a go. First I asked an English friend for some products, but as time went by I wanted to try more articles. So I ordered by mail last August. Among these, I chose ...
...What's more, Lush products is said to be more natural. So I abandoned my usual "Scholl"foot cream in order to try its Lush equivalent. I've never had any particuliar problems with my feet (no verruca, no eczema) but my skin tends to. So, it needs to be moisturized all year round. I am not fussy about the product I use, as long as it is efficient, I don't want any assets. ₪ What Lush says about "Pied de Pepper"₪ "There's only one thing ... Read review

Advantages: Gorgeous smell, moisturising, revitalising
Disadvantages: Smell may be too strong for some

...walk on'. Like all Lush products, PdP is hand-made from natural ingredients with the minimum of preservatives and a load of pure essential oils. All Lush products are vegetarian, and this one is vegan too. It contains vanilla pod (for smell), olive oil and cocoa butter (to moisturise and soften), and clove bud oil, lemon oil, cinnamon leaf oil and ginger oil (to stimulate, refresh and perfume). No pepper, strangely enough, but I reckon there's ...
...for a 100g tub (which, incidentally, is black and stylishly minimalist). Forty odd quid later, I was back in my room, whipping off my socks and trainers and taking a shower before I set about the business of inspecting my feet. They didn't actually look too bad - no blisters, callouses or corns - but they felt generally sore and throbbed like nobody's business. I opened my little friend in a tub and was immediately hit by the strangest, but by ... Read review

Advantages: Deodorises, softens, soothes tired aching feet
Disadvantages: Expensive

...of a mess and almost made me come a cropper! I’d put the answer phone on and ignore the doorbell. At £6.15 for a 100g tub, it isn’t cheap, but it is effective and a tub this size will probably give you four or five applications. I use Lush’s Pied de Pepper foot cream afterwards to keep my feet fresh and soft and pong-free! Lush also produce a deodorising foot powder called “T for Toes” which can be used in between Volcano treatments. As with all Lush products, of course, Volcano is all natural and not tested on animals, so you can use it with a clear conscience and not worry about bunny harming. In actual fact Volcano is one of their wide range of products which is suitable for vegans. My balls feel so much better now :@) Thanks for reading. PJ... Read review

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