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"Foot cooler"
I wouldn't really recommend this product, it's very messy and you have to scrub your feet and toes nails to get the white powder off.
Member review by Belynda -
- review date 17th June 2011
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"Average product"
This product is not the answer for tired feet. At least not for mine. However it is very easy to use. It has got lotion consistency which is easily spread and a quite strong minty smell. As it is blue I was worried about making a mess however the cooler was quickly absorbed without leaving blue residues behind (there was only a little bit of talc powder on my towel and on my feet). My feet felt cool and soft afterwards but the physical tiridness has not gone away. I have made a mistake and have not washed my hands straight after application so I can still feel the coolness on my hands. The sachet would probably last for 2 applications. I recon it would be nice to use it after a very hot day.
Member review by Marketa -
- review date 30th August 2010
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"Rubbish!"
I have to say that I really did not like this product even though I was really looking forward to trying it out.
I applied it to my feet following a long day pounding the streets of London. I found the consistency too runny, which meant some of it ended up on my carpet and sofa which I was none too pleased about as it is bright green!
The idea is that you rub it in and it turns into a cooling talc so you don't then need to wash it off. I was careful not too use too much but my feet still looked like the colour of Shrek's once it had turned into the talc.
The talc stuck in big clumps and could not be brushed off - I actually had to wash my feet thoroughly twice in order to get all the talc off, which I felt defeated the object of it. I also found that the talc made the skin on my feet incredibly dry, and I ended up having to put foot lotion on anyway.
All in all, I would not recommend this product - if you want to refresh and cool your feet, foot spray and/or peppermint foot cream would do the job much better.
Member review by Nicola - Mother of one daughter
- review date 29th August 2010
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"Nice treat for my feet!"
The foot cooler did exactly that, cooled and deodorised my feet immediately! It is especially nice when someone else rubs it into your tired feet. I would definatly reccommend this for women who would like to be pampered a little and who have had a tiring day running after their little ones.
I would buy this if I was pregnant too as it would have definatly cooled and freshened up my swollen feet and canckles.
Its quite fascinating how the cream turns into a talc within minutes and then continues to keep feet cool and dry.
There's enough in one sachet to use more than once which means it is good value for money.
Top tip: wash you hands after applying unless you want cold menthol hands :)
Member review by CANDICE - mother of one
- review date 13th August 2010
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