Latest reviews about Johnson's Foot Soap

CASH100GIRL says "It's really a FOOT BATHING & SOFTENING POWDER" about Johnson's Foot Soap

CASH100GIRL — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:31:02 GMT

I don't really have problem-feet, but I have problems sometimes - and I'm lazy with skincare. Long ago when I really needed to "repair" my feet, I looked at the Foot Products at Walmart, and I came across Johnson's Foot Soap.

In my opinion, this is NOT A SOAP. Perhaps it's a Foot Wash, but it's really not a FOOT WASH either - it's a FOOT SOFTENING/BATH-POWDER! The ingredients initially scared me! but I went for it.

After purchasing Johnson's Foot Soap, I stopped at Family Dollar [hmmmm...maybe I'll check there for the Johnson's Foot Soap next time.] Anyway, I bought a Foot Bin, which was really an 18 qt. Dish Pan.

I drop 1 packet of the Johnson's Foot Soap into the Foot Bin, then run hot water into the Foot Bin. The Johnson's Foot Soap is strong! to me - and I cough!!! every time.

I sit on the edge of the bathtub and place my feet in the Foot Bin. I "stir" Johnson's Foot Soap into the water, with my feet in the bin, and I can FEEL MY FEET SOFTENING!!!! I look...

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JovialCougar says "Relief for tired, achy feet: Johnson's Foot Soap" about Johnson's Foot Soap

JovialCougar — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 02:31:53 GMT

I have to say I was amazed that such a simple product could be so effective, but Johnson's Foot Soap really helps with tired and achy feet! For the most part my feet do not hurt too often, but on those occasions when they do ache I have been using this product with great results.

How does Johnson's Foot Soap work? The soap is not a bar of soap or liquid soap. It's granules made from Borax, Iodide, and Bran. The soap comes in separate packets for each treatment. All you do is add the granules to a basin then pour in about 2 quarts of hot water. The water should be as hot as you can comfortably tolerate.

The granules quickly dissolve and the forms a soothing blend of hot water and soothing minerals. I'm always surprised how great this feels! The hot water and foot soap are very soothing and make your feet relax. This soap mixture is especially good for callouses, corns, and itchiness.

Johnson's Foot Soap has been around for a long time - since the 1870s! And in many ways...

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njchicaa says "Johnson's Foot Soap is an excellent foot soak!" about Johnson's Foot Soap

njchicaa — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 20:20:10 GMT

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......