Fabulous feet

Published: 19-Jan-2007

Chiropodist Margaret Dabbs is to add a new travel pack to her range of luxury foot treatments. The new set contains travel sizes of Dabbs’ best selling lotions and remedies including: a 50ml version of Intensive Treatment foot oil, for cracked, dehydrated skin and nails; 50ml Intensive Treatment foot lotion, said to leave feet refreshed and light; 50ml Hydrating foot soak, for tired feet; and Rejuvenating foot scrub containing tea tree, pumice and emu oil.

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