L'Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream

...the tube look like? L'Occitane make their packaging look fab. As though you have bought it from an old Apothecary shoppe in a time warp back alley. L'Occitane ( pronounced Loxitan)..is a French company that has been going since the 1970's. They use only the finest essential oils and ingredients in their products. Some of which are organic. The tube comes in A brown card box. On the front is 15% ina round square, as this foot cream is that percentage ...
...are worth a look, as L'Occitane produce many other products that you can dent your credit card with. Strawberrynet sell a 150ml tube for around £14. So you are probably just as well to do a Kelkoo search to find the best price. And Finally.. Yes..you may be thinking that this is expensive. But I am on my feet all day. And just to give them something colling, and soothing and to prevent them looking like dinosaurs feet. Then I can well justify ...

kittyfluff 09.02.2007 · Read full review
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...females just lap it up. L'Occitane is a relatively new company, well it was founded in the late 1970's so that's newish by my standards. Olivier Baussan founded the company and wanted to share his love of natural products, the sunshine, the nature that surrounds us and his love of Provence. The Shea butter foot cream was on QVC and it was being sold at £25.75 for two 150ml tubes. The tubes themselves are quite plain, just a silver coloured toothpaste ...
...and become sore Although the L'Occitane Shea Butter foot cream smells pleasant and applies easily it does seem to take time to start to work, I noticed little change to my skin until I had been using it for a couple of weeks, yet once the formula started to get a grip it was all uphill. The cream feels really cool and soft as it starts to sink into the warm skin, if you have very dry skin then you could always consider applying the cream and then ...

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I dislike feet, probably because mine have a tendency to be smelly. I try to avoid them, but every now and then I inspect them for damage, and notice some hard skin. Our feet take a battering every day, and we often neglect them, when really we should be looking after them. Before I go on holiday each year I go to a chiropodist to have my feet pampered so they look nice in the beach. The chiropodist recommended using a foot cream to help with hard ...
...I have tried a few, but the one I like best is the L’Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream. •• The Manufacturer •• I was attracted to the L’Occitane brand by another opinion on Ciao and have since bought a few of their products, all of which have been excellent. I also like the fact that they use natural ingredients and have developed a humanitarian-partnership with African women. In the Burkina Faso village in Africa, ...

offy 07.06.2002 · Read full review
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I have been using L`occitane products for a while now, basically they are beauty products, they sell foot cream, shaving cream, bubble bath, soap and much much more, there stuff is really good. the one bad point though is that they are really expensive, (I get a discount as my sister in law is a mangeress in one off their stores.) She tends to buy the family birthday or christmas presents from her store, recently she got me Shea butter foot cream ...
...I am not sure off the price as it was a gift. Description The cream comes in a silver 150ml tube which in turn comes in a brown box and it has the L`Ooccitane logo on , the lid is a screw on one and is navy blue in colour. There is a slight smell from this cream but it is`nt strong and it is nice. Instructions for use Use both hands and in circular motion massage cream into feet, the box also states that the cream is for external use only and ...

jenny967 27.12.2007 · Read full review
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My wife recommended this product with Shea Butter because of the constant dryness on the bottom of my right foot. Actually, I thought it was some type of condition that I had that would probably not go away. I tried all the normal lotions that my wife brought home but when I tried this for a couple of weeks it was great! First, I would like to say that I am more of a jock and don't really use these type of products but believe me if your husband ...
...the product to use! Some of the information about this product is known as a moisturizer and emollient. It is also used for scars, eczema, burns, rashes, and of course severely dry skin. I would rub it in deeply every night and wear one sock and did this for two weeks. After the second week I could really tell the difference and I don't really need to put any type of lotion on the area anymore. I choose to use the regular lotion now and the dryness ...

Estevan 16.06.2009 · Read full review
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...were now ready for the L'Occitane foot cream treatment. A look at the ingredients - the key is shea butter. This is from the fruit of the karite tree in south africa I think and has amazing softening properties. The scent is from lavender essential oil from Provence in France. There's also arnica extract which is an anti-inflammatory which was ideal for my feet which needed some TLC. The cream itself has a lovely fresh scent of lavender, this is ...
...was £13.50 and I bought online at miam-maim.co.uk also there is John Lewis who stock it and L'Occitane have their own shops in many citys although their mail order is expensive shipping (£4.50). I would buy this again, the shea butter is so softening and the scent just devine! ...

LisaStar123 13.10.2004 · Read full review
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...is a footcream from L'Occitane. L'Occitane is a french company and they use a lot of natural ingredients in their amazing line of products. This is something my mum got in a basket of L'Occitane stuff. I've fallen in love with it because it does so much for your feet! *Packaging* The cream comes in a silver tube with a blue cap and a brown label. Like someone before me said it is retro because the company tries and do the traditional homemade ...
...the internet there are also L'Occitane shops which are in the bigger more exclusive shopping centres like Bluewater. *how to use this product* massage a pea sized amount into your hands a massage into your feet. *what does it do* This cream is made from 15% shea butter and amica and lavender oils which soften hard skins and make the skin very silky. It feels very refreshing and cool it helps ease tired feet. It relieves your aching feet and leaves ...

tasha_92 20.08.2005 · Read full review
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Suffering from very dry feet (my heels have sharp corners on them) has made my mother despair a lot more than I. They may not look all that pleasant, but I am a barefoot summer girl and this doesn't do great things for your feet. So a couple of Christmases ago, I wasn't exactly bowled over with suprise when my mother handed me a tube of foot cream. But this wasn't just any foot cream, oh no! This foot cream has a name I can't even pronounce, an extremely ...
...wait! There's more! This is one of the BEST foot creams I have ever used (and believe me, I have used a lot), I could feel my feet firming up in it's powerful grasp. And that sounds totally bizzarre, but it was a good thing, for after a couple of week's use, my feet were decidedly less angular and were soft and smelt beautiful. I now take great delight in painting my toenails and having them on display constantly! ...

Rcalvert3 03.02.2009 · Read full review
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