Lush Pied de Pepper Reviews

After walking the streets of New York for nearly 2 weeks I think I needed an industrial strength Foot Cream to tidy my feet up. I did take a Foot Cream away with me but often forgot to put it on, and then I ended up with 3 plasters on 1 of my Feet because of blisters so I just gave up. There was a Lush store up near Macy's so I popped in ...  Read the complete review

On the positive side I think this product smells really nice and worked very very well to start with. I had it for around 3 weeks, after receiving a lush box from my partner. The lotion is good, absorbs quickly and did seem to soften my feet and hard skin. I really liked the warming effect. The problem I had with this product was ...  Read the complete review

In summer my favourite foot product is the lush foot lotion which cools my feet right down and leaves them feeling refreshed. In winter though with the cold weather the lotion is not as pleasurable and I much prefer something that warms me up so I like to use the pied de pepper foot from lush as it not only soothes my feet but also has a ...  Read the complete review

As I have said in my other reviews I love Lush and have been working my way through their collection. I have really bad feet, they get really sore and crack really easily. Over the years I have tried countless products that haven't had much of an effect. I decided to give this a go as it contains a lot of natural ingredients. This foot ...  Read the complete review

I had this as a gift from my husband as I have constantly cold feet! It certainly did warm them. It comes in a pot with a screw on lid and is a pinky-brown colour. Its easy to apply and is not too greasy. As you rub it into your foot you can feel the warmth building up but I really don't like the smell! Its a warm spicy aroma, I ...  Read the complete review

Pied de Pepper is designed to be a foot lotion, containing ginger, cinnamon and clove oils for their aromatheraputic and deodorising properties, and olive oil and cocoa butter to moisturise. It is currently £6.55 for 100g, and comes, like most of Lush's liquids, in a black pot. If you collect 5 black pots you can exchange them for a free ...  Read the complete review

I have very low blood pressure, and as result often have extremely cold feet (to the extent that I can use them as weapons to terrorize my boyfriend)! Fun though that is, it can get very uncomfortable, especially in cold student rooms in the middle of winter. So when I got a sample of this in my lovely little 'Head, Shoulders, Knees and ...  Read the complete review

I used to use this cream a while back and have rediscovered it in the form of a small sample size in 9 products for £12.50 deal Lush are running at the moment. Lush are a wonderful company who have absolutely nothing to do with animal testing, nor do their suppliers, use fair trade products, use as few chemicals and as little ...  Read the complete review

Packaging: This comes in a black plastic tub with a screw lid. It's very simple and plain, but that's what you'd expect from Lush. You can take the tubs back to the store for recycling- if you trade in 5 you get a free fresh face mask which is a good deal. Product: This is a fairly thin pink cream. It takes a bit of time to ...  Read the complete review

First things first - this stuff packs a punch! Pied De Pepper - I bought it because it smelt nicer than the other foot lotion next to it. However,I wouldn't say that the peppery smell is particularly enchanting - just less offensive. The Lush foot lotions aren't,in my view,something you buy for the ...  Read the complete review

Very similar to marmite people will either love or hate Lush. Reasons to hate include the pushy (on commission) sales people and the smell. The latter one puts my boyfriend off. Reasons to love include their ethics or not testing products or ingredient on animals, the wide range of products and products that actually work. ...  Read the complete review

As part of Lush's 10 for £10 deal, you get a trial size version of Pied De Pepper Foot Lotion to go alongside the Fair Trade Foot Lotion (which I have already reviewed). The trial size is 5g, and comes in a little plastic pot with a screw top lid. Upon opening the jar, I was greeted with a beige coloured cream, not unlike a ...  Read the complete review

I've really 'gone to town' on my little size 3/4 feet lately thanks to my older daughter having treated me to a Lush foot care set & the results are much better than I'd dared to expect. The 'Step-by-step' leaflet included in the box has ensured that I've used the enclosed products as advised & now I'm reviewing Pied ...  Read the complete review

This is Lush's deodorising foot cream for those of us with bad trainer feet! I use this one and the Fair Trade foot lotion religiously, they are both brilliant! While Fair Trade is cool soothing and minty Pied de Pepper is spicy and smells like cinnamon, ginger and cloves. The smell is really warm and spicy. This ...  Read the complete review

I cannot believe just how cold it is right now, first we have no summer time and now winter has come early so it means everyone is wrapping up warm to avoid catching all kinds of bugs and diseases from one another and to keep the cold out. The one thing I cant stand about the cold weather however is having cold feet or having someone ...  Read the complete review

This foot lotion smells alot like a rich and spicey dessert sauce to me. Its a very strong scent which will stay on your feet for over 3 hours. Sometimes when i put it on at night, i wake up and can still smell it in the morning. It is very moisturising and can soothe dty/cracked skin. It softens the hard skin on my feet ...  Read the complete review

Maybe it's a personal thing, but I really hate feet. I mean really really hate them (appart from elbows they are my least favourite body part, and don't even get me started on elbows!). Especially mine! I work as a waitress and due to the long hours of fun that are my working life, my feet are in a bit of a state! Hard skin ...  Read the complete review

I'd been in Edinburgh all of one day and my dogs was barkin'. I'd walked from my hotel to the new town (all upbank), and from the new town to the old town (all severely upbank), and round and round the narrow wynds on cobbled streets on a hot, hot day. My trainers were comfy on top and around the sides of my feet, but they ...  Read the complete review

Pied de Pepper was yet another of my purchase’s on my astronomical Lush shopping expedition on Saturday. I was going to even buy it – I just wanted to test it in the shop, but I couldn’t resist! Typical eh! Firstly, a brief history of my feet. Erm, they’re minging. As I wear tights when I’m at work, ...  Read the complete review

My pot of Pied de Pepper came as part of a Lush gift set from friends. I wouldn’t usually purchase foot cream so this has been quite a new experience for me. On opening the cream the spicy “Christmassy” smell of cinnamon, ginger and cloves hit my nostrils. The cream is a chocolate colour with the consistency ...  Read the complete review