Who wants (BABYSOFT) feet? Is it the honey (or) the oil?

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Rhonda H.

Aug 16, 2013

Rhonda H.

Usually when you go to get a pedicure your feet are soft for the moment or a day or so. But I like baby soft feet everyday..lol. So I decided to try something new and let me tell you my feet are still soft. It's been 2 months now after the foot treatment I did and I'm wondering which product is making my feet so soft and not a sign of ashe after drying out from a bath or shower.

Do you think it's the honey (or) the oils?

Traci L.

Aug 16, 2013

Traci L.

Well honey is a humectant so it does bind water to the skin an that leaves a hydrated feel an the oil seals the moisture in so both lol.

Traci L.

Aug 16, 2013

Traci L.

Lol I see cause your my sister from another mr ha ha.

Patricia P.

Aug 16, 2013

Patricia P.

Are you asking us??

Rhonda H.

Aug 16, 2013

Rhonda H.

Lol...I'm thinking the same thing took, just trying to figure out why so soft for so long. Before I did this treatment stepping out the bath or shower was not nice unless I hit the lotion a few hours after. I love you ladies for helping me see the light here. I just posted the video a minute ago to see if someone catch something I did without realizing that was the thing to do. :))

* I think it posted but if not here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HFvZ0Tp6g0

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