I'm ashamed to admit that my foot care has been not so great for a number of years and so my skin had become callused and terribly dry. I don't have very much money what with being disabled and unemployable, so I always hunt around for the best value-for-money deals and I found this sweet kit. To say this is excellent value for money is an understatement.You get six full size products for £18 or near enough. Six full sized products that, I might add, work like a charm. I'll review each product in the order I use them.Mandarin Hygiene Spritz: This spritz is always used before I do anything just to kill any germs and bacteria that maybe laying in wait for a slip-up with a cuticle pusher or something. I use this on my tools, such as my nail files, foot rasp, foot soak bowl etc etc. The fragrance isn't as nice as the Pink Grapefruit Drizzle hygiene spritz which comes with the manicure kit, but that's purely personal preference. You get 195ml/6.59 fl.oz and I've used this twice a week since my purchase in July, plus using it to freshen up my bathroom sink, and I've barely made a dent. It's so good and concentrated that a few sprays is enough to do its job.Lime and Ginger Tingle Foot Scrub: Oh stars! The tingle you get from this makes your toes feel a bit chilly in a weird sort of fun way that makes an "Ooh!" pop out of your mouth in surprise. This is one of my favourites in the Kaeso pedicure kit for sure and I use it between pedicures just to keep on top of things. It isn't very abrasive like a lot of foot scrubs on the market and so it doesn't leave the soles of your feet feeling like you took a scouring pad to it seven times over in a fit of rage. You squeeze a bit into your hands, let a bit of water onto it, and then simply rub over your feet from ankle to toe and let the scrub do the work. However, because there isn't much abrasiveness to this, it might not work so well if somebody has extremely dry and cracked skin. It will do something, as something is always better than nothing, but it won't do very much if extremely dry skin is your foot problem.Citrus Squeeze Foot Soak: First off? The scent is gorgeous and I wouldn't be adverse to a candle or two in the same scent! The product itself is extremely concentrated, so you would only need a little bit. Since I'm both short (4'10) and in a wheelchair, I struggle to touch the floor and so I use an obnoxious bucket for my soak bowl because it's high enough for my tiny self to use, and even using a larger-than-average item for a foot soaking, I still only need to use just over a capful of this stuff. You can feel it working to soften your skin and cuticles, which makes things a thousand times easier to perform foot care in that dry skin and cuticles are easier to remove so you don't have to break your spine (or your carer's spine in my case!) by bending over too long to perform the necessities. It gives a nice and pleasant tingle, too, so that's a bit of fun for you! Like the hyiene sprays, you get a solid amount for your money and since you don't need to use a lot of it, you certainly get your money's worth.Peppermint & Blueberry Twist Foot Mask: I use this after the boring pedicure stuffs, like nail filing and cuticle work etc etc. The peppermint and blueberry scents work so well together to make for a very fresh, very clean scent that has a bit of a fruity twist to it, so the product name is very fitting. I tend to find this works better when applied to slightly damp feet which are then wrapped in a warm towel for 15 minutes and left to do its business, and like everything else in this kit, it does its business very well indeed. After the harsh abrasiveness of sloughing off dead and dry skin, you need something to replenish the moisture in your feet and that's exactly what this does.Mandarin Mint & Yoghurt Foot and Leg Lotion: This, every ounce this. I use this every night and then slip on cotton socks and magic happens while I sleep. I'm about quarter of the way down, so there's still a ton left in there because you don't need to use very much of this at all. It's always cold to use. No matter where you keep it or how high your thermostat, this product is always cold, but in a good way. It's refreshing without giving that awake feeling that comes with the foot scrub and foot soak, and it's just a really good foot lotion. Leaves your skin very soft to the touch, but more than that, it makes your feet look and feel healthy.Tea Tree & Ginger Invigorating Foot Spray: I'm not wholly keen on the scent of this, but again scent is personal preference and I've never been much a fan of tea tree at the best of times. This is the product, along with the foot and leg lotion, that I use the most of and I've not made a dent in it whatsoever. It does what it says and invigorates, makes your feet feel fresh and clean, so I use it around mid-day and twice a day in warm and humid weather.If you're looking for an All Inclusive foot care kit, then you won't go far wrong with Kaeso's Pedicure Kit. Treat yourself and look after your feets at the same time :)
