Margaret Dabbs London Exfoliating Foot Care Scrub 100ml

Margaret Dabbs London Exfoliating Foot Care Scrub 100ml

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M251S

$33.20

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Margaret Dabbs London Exfoliating Foot Care Scrub 100mlThis rich, creamy Exfoliating Foot Scrub with ground tea tree leaf and pumice will remove dead dry scaly skin from the feet whilst replenishing the skin with moisture. It will help to keep away the symptoms of Athlete's Foot and can be used all over the feet and between the toes, leaving the skin looking brand new, refreshed, and replenished. With one use you will see a visible difference. How to Use: Apply a small amount of exfoliating foot scrub to

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012