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Published 11:45 8 May 2020 BST
Updated 14:09 8 May 2020 BST
The Flexitol range includes:
Flexitol Heel Balm, which hydrates dry, cracked heels and feet. The formulation consists of a highly effective combination of 25 percent urea, and a synergistic blend of emollients, all of which contribute to healthier, softer, well-nourished skin. Apply Flexitol Heel Balm twice a day, morning and night, until healthy skin is restored. You should start seeing visible results from day one. Hurrah!
Flexitol Moisturising Foot Cream, which is for very dry feet and legs. It contains a light and gentle balanced blend of moisturisers, which are quickly absorbed into the skin, to soften and care for very dry feet and legs. The cream helps your skin to be quickly restored to a healthy, well-nourished condition.
For a full range of the Flexitol products, including their Platinum range, containing 30 percent urea for particularly dry and cracked heels, head over to the Flexitol website.
To get your feet looking great and moisturised, you can pick up Flexitol products from all good pharmacies now.
It's foot season, ladies, so let those tootsies out.
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