Make Your Selection: Margaret Dabbs London Supersize Cracked Heel Treatment Balm 140ml & Foot File

Step into a world of luxurious foot care with the Margaret Dabbs London Cracked Heel Treatment Balm & Foot File set. This dynamic duo works to help rejuvenate the look and feel of your feet, offering a pampering experience from your own home. The Cracked Heel Treatment Balm aims to deliver on-the-spot comfort and offers protection for cracked skin, while the Professional Foot File uses advanced crushed crystal technology to help remove hard, dry skin, leaving your feet feeling soft and smooth.

Contains:

• 1 x Cracked Heel Treatment Balm (140ml) - a targeted treatment balm that works to soften and revitalise the look of dry feet to leave them looking instantly hydrated and smooth. This rich, creamy treatment is vegan friendly and infused with oregano, manuka tree oil, salicylic acid and benzoic acid, and enriched with cocoa and shea butters
• 1 x Professional Foot File - incorporates compressed crystal technology to remove dead skin cells and hard skin safely and evenly from your feet, giving an outstanding long-lasting finish. Featuring a stainless steel long handle for ease of use, two replacement pads, and designed to leave you with silky-soft skin from heel-to-toe

How to use:
Cracked Heel Treatment Balm:

• Apply to clean, dry feet
• A small amount of the balm can be applied to any cracks on the heels of the feet and in-between the toes 
• For best results use every day
• Suitable for all skin types

Professional Foot File:

• For optimum results use once a week on dry feet before you have bathed or showered
• Use on areas of thickened or calloused skin being careful not to over-grip the file
• For hard skin ridge under the little toe, move all four of the other toes away from you with your free hand to expose the ridge
• File can also be used to remove hard skin on the tip of the toes or where you may be building up corns
• Wash after use with a damp nail brush and dab dry
• Once worn, peel back and dispose of old pads and replace with new self-adhesive pads by pressing firmly into position on the file