An anti-inflammatory cream to moisturise and relieve irritated and tired feet. Enriched with Shea butter (15%) this cream easily melts into the skin to help nourish and soften dry and damaged feet. Arnica and lavender essential oil ingredients from natural origins are known for their soothing properties, and blended with Shea butter to create this effective care and refresh tired feet. Its creamy texture is quickly absorbed without leaving any greasy or sticky film on skin for soft, beautiful, and comfortable feet.
Extracted from the nut of the African shea tree, shea butter is one of the beauty world’s most diverse natural ingredients. Shea butter is renowned for its nourishing properties, treating both oily and dry skin by creating a smooth and soft barrier that seals in moisture. It’s also ideal for use as anything from a daily moisturiser, to a specialist treatment in cases of eczema, chapped lips, razor burn and even nappy rash. Shop our Pure Shea Butter- Certified Organic Shea Butter.
Ideal for
- Dry to very dry skin
- Nourishing hands
- Comfort and softness
Application area
Gently massage onto the nails, cuticles and back of the hands and palms.
Shea Butter Foot Cream
PRODUCT INFO
Formulated with a very high concentration of 25% shea butter to provide intense nourishing care, it forms a protective film for skin that is very dry or uncomfortable due to environmental aggressions (cold, air conditioning). With its ultra-rich texture, this balm melts into the hands and nails from the moment it is applied and massaged in. Enriched with allantoin, it helps to immediately soothe the skin, bringing comfort and softness. Used daily, it helps to protect hands from dryness. Shea butter is a natural beauty balm, used by women in Sub-Saharan Africa. Since the 1980’s, L’OCCITANE has set up a sustainable and fair trade partnership with the women in Burkina Faso who produce it. To perpetuate this story with the women of this country, the L'OCCITANE Foundation gets involved for women's entrepreneurship supporting literacy, training and microcredit programs, as well as the development of companies created by women.