The Sanctuary Foot Souffle Reviews
Product Type: The Sanctuary Leg & Foot Care
Newest Review: ... until you've washed your hands as). On opening the pot I was slightly disappointed that the Foot Souffle didn't have the ... more
... typical Sanctuary fragrance that I was expecting but it was by no means a horrible smell, and was much preferable to mint mint mint! The souffle contains a lot of lavender and tea tree oils and the mix of these is the predominant fragrance you experience.
As well as the lavender and tea tree, the souffle also contains shea butter, so the main properties of this foot cream are supposed to be antibacterial, soothing and softening. Whilst I can't really confirm whether the antibacterial claims are true, the rest of it...more
by - written on 06/02/12 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Whilst I don't suffer from many problems with my feet, luckily, I do tend to get dry patches on my heels and ankles and we do a lot of fell-walking so my feet do get a bit of a battering and I like to give them a pampering every now and then. In the past, other foot-specific creams I've tried have always smelt strongly of mint and, as I don't like mint at all, I was always put off using them after the first go. So when I saw that The Sanctuary did this Foot Souffle I was immediately tempted to try it. I love many of The Sanctuary's other products and the smell is one of the best things about them, so the thought of a foot cream with that same lovely, musky ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/01/08 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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A while ago I got a gift set containing lots of different Sanctuary bath products, and in it was a travel-sized bottle of their foot soufflé. I probably neglect to look after my feet as well as I could, and after coming back from a long day shopping, I got this out as my feet were desperately needing some TLC! ~What is it?~ This is a 'foot soufflé' a posh way of saying foot lotion I suppose! It claims to soften and moisturise feet, while soothing and relaxing them. It contains Tea Tree and Lavender essential oils as well as Shea Butter to help soften the skin ~Using it~ On removing the lid, you will notice the soufflé's strong ... Read the complete review
Products Similar to The Sanctuary Foot Souffle
Avon Footworks Lavender Intensive Treatment Cream - 
low price, works well, lots in tub, doesn't take long to use 
none for me
The Sanctuary Mum To Be Leg & Foot Spritz - smells divine and makes you feel instantly refreshed Quite expensive. About £5
The Sanctuary Pumice Footscrub - Smooth feet. I think there are better products out there.
La Source 60 Second Fix for Feet - Product works A little bit pricey- Good as a treat
CCS Foot Care Cream - Leaves all but my heels soft and smooth. Sinks in fast. A little goes a long way. Pricey. Not as fast acting/intensive as i would have liked.
Boots Gel Heel Socks - Better than normal socks. The gel in them doesn't work.
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