Enriched with moisturizing shea butter, soothing lavender essential oil, and anti-inflammatory arnica extract, this rich cream smoothes and softens skin while relieving tired achy feet. Apply daily after showering.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: Nice For What It Is Comment: I like the feel of L'Occitane products and in that regard this foot cream didn't disappoint. While it was very soothing to the feet and would feel good after a long day in heels it does little to treat rough calloused feet. For a foot cream that really works try Soul Owner by Philosophy, and if you don't want the industrial strength of that Peter Thomas Roth makes a great one in a big jar with AHA's. It's not that I disliked L'Occitane and I do like shea butter but I needed more to tackle my tough tootsies. Customer Rating: Summary: Too thin Comment: This cream is pure luxury, smells great and is fabulous for healing dry, winter skin. The only thing is I wish it were a little thicker, it's pretty thin for your feet. Customer Rating: Summary: Luscious Cream for the Tootsies Comment: Our feet are so often ignored, abused by fashionable shoes, concrete floors, and assigned to carry all our weight; when our feet start to complain, with that burning ache that can make the rest of the body feel awful, L'Occitane Foot Cream with Shea Butter seeps into the skin and feels heavenly, soothing and moisturizing without leaving a greasy feel after it has been massaged in.
With a wonderful aroma of lavender, and with the healing properties of arnica, this is a treat for your aching tootsies. Arnica, which has been used for centuries to reduce inflammation, is an ingredient especially appreciated by those who are athletic, helping to alleviate the inevitable pain that comes from certain sports.
The metallic container, though attractive when new, quickly starts to look like an old toothpaste tube, and takes up a lot of space, as it has to lay flat. If the cap was designed to be larger and with flat top (the top has a tiny ridge with a total circumference of 5/8ths of an inch), one could stand it upside-down on its cap, the way I keep two hand cream tubes I own. Without this packaging design flaw, this product would get my highest rating. It would also be improved by including a "key," the type that used to be available for toothpaste tubes, so you could roll up smoothly and evenly (and you wouldn't lose any of this marvelous foot cream!).
