Test of scrub and intensive cream

Background:
My feet had very strong cornea to the bales, on the outer sides of the big toe and at the Achillisferse of oxfords. I've never used a foot scrub. The test products are now 5 times.

To peel:
After application, the feet will feel completely different. As if I had years of care already made up with the 2nd time peeling. My expectation was a slow improvement on the cornea. This has been exceeded, I had right after the first use of a significant success. The peeling can and I will highly recommend. I'll probably buy me back. Without a price to know I would accept it in the area of ​​4 euros. From 5 I would consider it expensive.

For cream:
With the cream, I am not so happy as with the peeling. It's made of pure feeling her no effect on the peels out. Besides, it has burned a few times, as I have used it after peeling (in the fold the my big toe kicks when I pull him to the sole). My feet then felt the whole evening very warm at, so I left it uncovered at night. The drawing also took an eternity. If you (like me after about 10 minutes) at some point no longer wanted it still has further to rub the drawing, one a sharp warming cream is there than one would have due to a skin disease on his feet and waits for her drawing. I lightly rubbed the unrecovered balance with a towel after about a half an hour. The cream I would therefore not recommend. I had no particular expectations placed on it, it has nevertheless something disappointed. I would not buy. (One could also say that exfoliating enough for me and even though I had very bad cornea).

To smell:
The smell (of two products) is appropriate and enjoyable. Not particularly well, so I would lubricate it for refreshment room on the heater, but it is adequate and pleasant. This is important as well, because particularly good smelling (like perfume) would untrustworthy and "fancy" act, a property that my company image Elastoplast is not straight. Man finally buys Elastoplast not because you want good smelling feet, but one accesses because the name of simple Quality is out there for a long time and because the products have always fulfilled their job (plaster, adhesive plaster, bandages etc).

For Packaging:
The pack of scrubs is "soft matte". This feels very good and I wanted to try it immediately. However, I am also someone who can be very manipulated by packaging "semi-conscious". The package of cream actually differs only by touching the surface (shiny) and the resulting feeling while. This pack does not feel so good. The matte surface makes a very high-quality impression. The glossy not equal cheap, but not nearly as classy as the mat. It is, for example, just slipped my hands dry out of hand.
Also on the package of cream as opposed to peeling no dosage indication. This note I would add. I had geared myself for feeling and always taken about half as much as recommended during peeling (ie 1/2 "tall hazel"). Perhaps yes overdosing the reason that it is so poorly drafted.
Last point for packaging and testing at all is the warning on the package of scrubs, which says that one should be cautious due to the slipperiness. This should definitely be bigger and perhaps red. I read it but luckily I had him can also read well. It really is extremely slippery. One has to bear in mind that the only person I'm probably that uses it in the bathtub. Since it is anyway very slippery. In addition, I scrub with both hands (!) A both feet (!) Massage. That means I have also so geppelt my palms and fingers in principle. It was really insecure and difficult to come back out of the tub when hand and soles are slippery as ice. It happened a while nothing but if you reckons so cozy is up times have a small problem without stopping. I am glad to have read the notice and think it should be larger.

Overall, the peeling gets a 1 and a 3-cream because I think they will have brought something even if I do not notice it.