Summerbee Peppermint/Lemon Foot soak 250mls

I have had this product a while and used it frequently at first. A little bit goes a long way. As the 1 star reviewer said my bottle was also three thirds full... right to the top!. The bottle and label are not a multi production factory looking thing, but this actually reassures me that it's not a watered down product, and more specialised to do exactly what was intended. I am tempted to buy another named brand because it has twice as much volume for the money, but here's why I am going to buy this again.... it works!If you have cracked skin the lemon aspect may cause your feet to sting, in which case you probably want to start healing your feet first using anti fungal creams and hard skin removing tools before this kind of product. If you don't have a problem with cuts then all I can say is it's worked wonders for me. After years of long hours in working boots, using powders, suffering hard skin and probably something similar to trench foot, to finally find a treatment that is effective and lasts is a real blessing. This product has revitalized and normalised my feet, making removing shoes in friends houses far less embarrassing. I very much recommend it.

I am always sceptical about the health claims made by many products but since I had a very painful foot that seemed to be eased by using a foot spa, I decided to try using some Summerbee Peppermint Lemon Foot Soak as well. The results were very good with 4-5 capfuls of the soak added to my cheap foot spa leaving my feet feeling fresh and revitalised. The pain I was experiencing was also considerably eased which was a nice added bonus.The downside though is my foot spa offers a bubble mode which caused the soak to foam up very quickly, despite the claimed anti-foaming additives. This is a minor issue for me though as the benefits I feel I got far outweighed the loss of bubble mode - I was able to use the lower speed massage mode without foaming instead.

So I bought this for the Remington footspa I use quite regularly to relax my poor old feet. Firstly, it say you should use 4 capfuls for each spa which, after initial trials, is probably twice as much as you need. Anyway, due to the peppermint it leaves your feet feeling pretty ice-cool after you've used the spa - quite a nice sensation. The only drawback is that the smell of peppermint is quite strong and as a result can tend to linger around your flat for a couple of days afterwards and it can sting your eyes a bit :D Can't decide whether I like that or not. Each to their own I suppose.

This is really nice, but you need to use quite a lot of it, so it goes quickly! I wish the same product was available more cost-effectively and I'd buy more.

Very good for feet and can't buy in shops soothes aching feet and freshens them will Definatly buy again wen I run out

This was bought as a gift and was not for my personal use

Softens hard skin on the feet making it ready for any necessary further treatment. The pleasing lemony smell lingers for a while.

When my daughter said she'd like a footspa for Christmas, I thought it would be nice to have something refreshin to use with it: so I chose this item as suggested & she thought it was great to soothe her aching feet, from when she pounds the street. It's good