Johnson's Foot Soap Review

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njchicaa
Beachwood, NJ

Johnson's Foot Soap is an excellent foot soak!

a fan of home pedicures, a fan of foot pampering products, child-free

Pros

softens and invigorates tired feet, inexpensive, easy to use

Cons

tub may have to be rinsed out after use

JUN

2008

In my ongoing quest to try ever pedicure product on the face of the planet, I picked up an economy-sized box of Johnson's Foot Soap at the local Rite-Aid. The box looked kind or boring which is why I walked past this product dozens of times before finally purchasing it. After using it several times I'm kicking myself for not trying this foot soak sooner!

This is a quick-dissolving powder that contains borax, iodide, bran, and baking soda to soften, soothe, and freshen feet as well as relieving itching, burning, and unpleasant odors. It is very easy to use Johnson's Foot Soap. You simply empty the packet into hot (but not scalding) water and soak your feet for 15-20 minutes. That's all there is to it!

I really reeeeeeeeeeeally like Johnson's Foot Soap. I usually just use epsom salt to soak my feet as it seemed to be both the most effective and cheapest product that I had found... that is, until I tried this stuff! This foot soak really makes my feet tingle and somehow manage to feel both relaxed and invigorated after 15 minutes. It also relieves the itchiness and stinging that I occasionally experience when my feet are really feeling dry. I usually follow up the soak with a foot file and thick cream, but I've also just done the soak and then gone about my business with great results.

I paid less than $5 for my 8-pack box of Johnson's Foot Soap. I find the price to be very reasonable and the performance to be out of this world. This foot soak has earned a permanent slot in my home pedicure regimen.

Johnson's Foot Soap is recommended by njchicaa

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Comments about njchicaa’s Review

WOW! PACK OF 8!? I never saw an 8-Pack. I had to check by stock.....I last bought 2 boxes of 4 packets in a box; the price shows $1.97 from Walmart. The next time I'm @ CVS, Rite-Aid...I'll check for the pack of 8.