PAINT MY FEET!!! (Yves Rocher in general)

Member Name: binnie

Product:	Yves Rocher in general
Date:	21/02/02 (524 review reads)
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Advantages: refreshes, takes the swelling down, lovely feeling

Disadvantages: none

What, paint your feet, well this is what this product sounds like you have to do.
It's called Spa Dynamique Soothing Leg Emulsion from yves Rocher.
Yves Rocher are a mail order company who specialise in products made with ingrdeients from plants.
I have ordered their products along with Avon for many years.
A few years ago I discovered that I got water retention in my feet and they swelled pretty badly after a days work. My then job involved a lot of standing up.
I sent off for the Soothing Leg Emulsion because it was on special offer at the time, it cost me £2.99, nowadays I think it's somewhere in the region of £6.00, but don't quote me.

This product can be applied from the soles of your feet right up to your thighs, oh er!!.
You just apply a small amount to your aching areas and massage in, it's not just good for aches and pains, but it also takes away the swollen look in my feet. They can look abnormal at times, so I believe it makes them look like they should do, and not some old ladies feet.

The liquid in this tube smells very mentholy, it could even clear your nose if you sniffed it for long enough, not recommended, just a joke.
It contains, Menthol, surprise, surprise, 5% Butchers Broom, and 5% Horse Chestnut.
Also included is Glycerin, Sodium Hydroxide and Camphor.
On application, I can feel the tingle in my hands, that must be the menthol working. I find any product containing Menthol seems to make me tingle.
The feeling in my feet and around my legs is wonderful, you can feel all the aches and pains vanish almost straightaway, it's like magic.It sinks into your skin very fast and leaves no oilyness either.
It takes the heavy feeling out of your legs, if you know what I mean. It's probably the best foot product that I've ever used, I definetley recommend it.

Yves Rocher are based in Gacilly, France.
Website www.yves-rocher.fr, this page is in French, but
if you hit the translate link, then it's translated to english.

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