Smooth Feet Surely Made My Feet Smooth
I have received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
 
When looking to start a beauty brand with products, sourcing ingredients and packaging is something every beauty brand builder has to purposely select. Unfortunately, many beauty products are made with foreign ingredients and components, but not all.
Los Angeles-based Legendary Apothecary Co-Creators Sara Saidy and Todd Douphner mindfully decided when creating its debut product, Smooth Feet, to only use ingredients and elements sourced in the USA. Not only are its’ products and packaging made in the USA, its first product Smooth Feet is organic, vegan, cruelty-free and KIND.
“When we founded Legendary Apothecary, we had one goal in mind. We wanted to build a brand that treated everyone and everything it touched, with KINDness,” explains Sara. “We have a deep belief in the power of plant-based ingredients to create skincare products that are pure, organic and cruelty-free.”
Smooth Feet is a simple “Old World” recipe that leaves feet soft, smooth and hydrated. This product hydrates feet by penetrating truly-natural organic ingredients into your skin and prevents evaporation of water from the surface. Simple ingredients include vegetable glycerin, pure lavender oil and sugar cane alcohol (does not dry out the skin).
Using the success of the brand will help with the KINDness that the founders want to put out in the world. Currently 10 percent of Legendary Apothecary profits are donated to human, animal and environmental efforts.
This is a great health and beauty product and for more information visit:Â www.legendaryapothecary.com.
How to use:
- Shake well and apply to clean dry feet
- Massage 1 full dropper on each foot and let air dry
- Let foot air dry
Did it work you are asking? Yes it did and I will keep using it twice a week to help keep my feet moisturized, smooth and hydrated especially during these cold months. Great gift idea for those with tired and achy feet.
What do you use during the winter months to help keep your feet moisturized?
