🦶 Squeaky by Mom Bomb Barefoot Balm: A Healing Embrace for Your Weary Feet Review

I was delighted to try this foot balm. I have terrible calluses on my heels, I use foot creams every night after showering. I really liked the composition of this balm. But the smell of rosemary is so overwhelming and I'm not a fan of this scent. I couldn't resist and washed it all away. I'm sure this will be a very nourishing ingredient based foot balm. I hope they make another batch without rosemary oil.

That's a little weird. It's a little watery for a 'balm', it's more of the thickness of a lotion, you can scoop it up easily and apply it like a lotion, but it's in the bath like a very thick oil or balm. It is then unsealed when you receive it. So if your jar is tipped, it will slowly ooze out the side and cake on top of the screw cap. (Note, does NOT inspire confidence in quality) It has a pleasant but slightly off-odor. It's a bit like menthol, but also a bit like coffee and coconut…

This review reflects my opinion at the time of posting a free product from the Revain Vine program. This thin lotion smells like essential oils but isn't thick enough to be a balm or cream and feels like it belongs in a bottle rather than a jar. While moisturizing well, it's so thin it's easy to pour from a wide glass. Five stars for the product and only one star for the packaging and description of "balm" on an actually thin lotion.

Foot Balm is a bright white cream that comes in what looks like a 2 or 3 ounce jar, although the total weight of the product is 4 ounces. I did not find the weight on the can. The ingredients listed on the jar are coconut and sunflower seeds. There is also hemp seed oil which may be more important for treatment. In addition, the balm contains willow bark extract, which has anti-inflammatory properties. The balm is easy to apply. It relieves pain and dryness of the skin. However, it has a strong

As someone who likes to wear sandals, I often have cracked feet. Worse in too dry, hot or cold weather. That's why I'm always on the lookout for "silky soft" products. I don't mind paying for a product, but it has to be profitable. great what's in it. Even if not everyone will like it. Easy to apply and I prefer the jar to the bottle or tube - it's much easier to extract the ALL product. But it lacks efficiency, made worse by the fact that it costs close to $15 (at the time of this review)…

Too bad it's not sealed. I was a little upset because dried lotion ran down the sides. It looks like someone used it. The odor is normal but slightly medicinal and strong. It's also thin, I guess the word "balm" made me expect something thicker, but it moisturized well. Really not freaky.