The Petit Remedy 15g

Hydrating and non-sticky which is what I had been looking for!

I like products similar to this from Neal’s Yard so o thought I would give it a try and also give a couple to friends. Very pleased with the L’Occitane range, I use their skin care regularly with great results.

I use this to soften cuticles and it works well. Any surplus I rub into my hands and the results are very impressive.

I’ve only just started using this but it’s cleared up some areas of dry skin I had. Not tried it on the ends of my hair yet but they say you can.

Nicely packaged and very smooth on the skin - ideal for the colder weather

This was bought after reading Reviews and using 20% off. It’s an average product with an inoffensive fragrance but not very moisturising especially on Lips and have to frequently reapply.

I bought this little tin of goodness when it was first launched and see that it is yet to be generally discovered otherwise it would be packed to the rafters with positive reviews. Here goes. In size it’s just a little bigger than the EH pot of lip salve I had previously bought, but £4 cheaper. The picture M&S are marketing it with depicting an anaemic looking putty bears no relation to the real thing, which is a pale lemon balm. Being a woman of a certain age, I am developing those annoying little creases around my lips into which lipstick bleeds. Since using this I notice they are smoothed out somewhat. In this it outperforms the EH lip salve with a considerable saving - and I’d been using the EH one longer. It also smooths and nourishes nails and cuticles effectively too. It says for use on the body. Mmm, as to that … but I do use it on dry patches and it moisturises wonderfully. I think one tin would last quite a while, used as I have described above, but to be sure I’ve bought a second tin, it taking up no room at all.