Fancy feet

This week our beauty jury test foot creams…

1. Sally Hansen Just Feet Visible Effect Foot Creme, £7.95 for 113g
The hype: Aloe vera, tea tree oil and shea butter smooth dry skin.
The verdict: 10/10 ‘It smells lovely, absorbs instantly and softens like a pumice stone.’ Maria, 25

2. Boots Gorgeous Feet Incredibly Intensive Moisturiser, £4.29 for 150ml
The hype: Feet feel soft and silky from the first application.
The verdict: 9/10 ‘It’s worked wonders on my cracked heels and is so lovely and moisturising it even stays on after showering.’ Emma, 30

3. Sanctuary Spa Footcare Intensive Rescue Heel Balm, £6.95 for 100ml
The hype: Botanical oils, emollients, vitamins and antibacterial tea tree leave skin soft and fresh.
The verdict: 9/10 ‘It made my tired feet feel cool and refreshed.’ Jennifer, 31

4. GeLuscious Gel Moisturizing Booty’s, £19.95 for one pair used for 40 treatments
The hype: Booties with a moisturising gel lining.
The verdict: 9/10 ‘They’re far more practical than foot creams. I pad around the house in them after work and they’ve really softened my feet.’ Emmaline, 25

5. L’Occitane Lavender Relaxing Foot Cream, £11 for 75ml
The hype: This lavender-infused cream is Liz Hurley’s secret to silky soles.
The verdict: 8/10 ‘It moisturises really well and the powerful lavender aroma is so relaxing I feel sleepy just thinking about it.’ Janna, 29

6. Burt’s Bees Coconut Foot Creme, £11.50 for 123g
The hype: Prevents dry skin with emollients and botanical oils.
The verdict: 7/10 ‘The gorgeous smell and gooey texture make putting on foot cream less of a chore, but it takes forever to sink in.’ Sarah, 36

7. BeneFit Bathina Sandal Scandal, £27.50 for 130ml cream and one pair of booties
The hype: This cream softens and exfoliates while you sleep.
The verdict: 6/10 ‘It’s good as an emergency treatment, but a bit too pricey to use every day.’ Lorraine, 33