Emu Oil Heel Balm (okay, a bit watery so I need to use a lot of it though, £6 for 50g, from feelunique.com) and
Flexitol Heel Balm (£6 for 56g from Boots, works well but I need to use a bit more of it than the Margaret Dabbs, and the much thicker texture takes a bit more work to rub it in).
At £25 for 200ml, the Margaret Dabbs Foot Lotion is only marginally more expensive on a cost per ml basis than either of these products, and it outperforms both of them for me. One pump does both my feet, softens my heels and the Lemon Myrtle oil smells and feels refreshing (it's blissful after a hot day in shoes).
Margaret Dabbs products are now available at SpaceNK (which is where I bought this from) and the packaging has been changed. I prefer the plastic tube packaging, which is much lighter. The formula is unchanged.
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My feet are chronically dry - I will look for this the next time I'm in my local SPACENk.
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I really like the sound of her products, and also the medical pedicure you reviewed a while back which I would like to try out.
ReplyDeleteI know it's the product inside that counts but the new packaging does make it much more appealing.
I want to go for a Margaret Dabbs pedicure so desperately; will be snatching this up on my next Space NK visit though until I get the treatment done!
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