Vaseline Feet & Legs Lotion

In the run up (or in my case "plod up") to this year's London Marathon, I put my feet and legs through some hard work, the likes of which they had not seen for some time! After the marathon, I was pretty exhausted - not just for a day or so, as my muscles came out of shock, but for the next few weeks. The marathon had come at a particularly busy time at work as well, and so physically, emotionally and mentally, I was pretty whacked. During this time I tried a number of things to try and revive me, so when I was presented with some Feet and Legs lotion, claiming to revive and stimulate, I thought this might be just the thing that my worn out limbs ...  Read the complete review

I am always keen to buy and try different potions and lotions (as long as they don't irritate my skin, which can happen if I am not careful enough!!). I have used vaseline before, and love their body moisturiser lotion. It really does stop your skin from drying out and is absorbed really well. The bottle cost me £1.98 from Tesco, but it was on offer at the time. I decided to buy this lotion for the feet and legs as: 1. I normally do not buy seperate lotions for my legs and feet and the only one I had is a pot of cream that I purchased from Poundland (and that didn't work) and so I thought it was about time I did! 2. It was ...  Read the complete review

I normally find Vaseline to be a reliable brand with a good range of products, so when I saw this 'Feet & Legs - Stimulating' lotion on offer for £1, I thought it was definitely worth a try. Especially seeing as now the flip-flops are on and leggy pegs are out, I need to actually pay them some attention now! The packaging itself is quite boring, it certainly wouldn't grab me with its usual price tag of £2.93 for the 200ml bottle. The product claims to be a 'caring lotion with menthol and eucalyptus', which is meant to 'regenerate and revive tired feet and legs'. Does it work? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The lotion itself isn't as thick as ...  Read the complete review

Vaseline has beeen around since 1857 but only blended in to the Unilever Group and became the more familiar brand known today in 1987 - all from oil miners drills!!! This bottle is a strange green cream blend colour matched with the traditional blue on all Vaseline products. The logo writing is in white. All infomation about the product is below in blue. It is slightly rectangular and squeezed in the middle. As it says on the front it is supposed to be stimulating for legs and feet!!!! My sore tired legs needed a pep so I thought I would try it!! The liquid is a semi transparent green and is more gel like than a lotion - which is ...  Read the complete review