Inlight - Organic Foot and Leg Balm: Review

Inlight is a company I had heard of and tried a couple of small sachet samples.

From which I had become interested in their ethics and the passion behind the brand.

So when I was contacted and asked if I would like to try something from their organic skincare range I, of course, jumped at the chance.

About Inlight.

This is what Inlight have to say about themselves:

“Inlights organic skincare is steeped in a long history of scientific knowledge, diligent research and an innate appreciation of all things natural.

Born from the friendship and professional relationship between the Centre for Homeopathic Medicine in Naples (CeMON) and medical doctor, homoeopath and herbalist Dr Mariano Spiezia and his wife Loredana who are pioneers of organic skincare in the UK.

Each unique Inlight formula has been developed by Dr Spiezia based on 30 years of research and medical practice. It goes through a manual production and product development process which is led by Dr Spiezia himself and supported by the experts at CeMON laboratories.

From the heart of the Cornish countryside, Dr Spiezia and his team pour passion and expertise into each and every product they create.”

Fantastically Inlight products are certified organic by the Soil Association.

I was given the choice of items I would look to try and after a good nose around their website, I decided it had to be their organic foot& leg balm.

After all, I do suffer from dry skin on my feet, So I couldn’t pass up the chance to try an all-organic treatment on them.

Inlight - Organic Foot and Leg Balm

Inlight – Organic Foot and Leg Balm: Review.

The foot and leg balm is a restorative cream with the goodness of:

Hazelnut Oil – intensely nourishing and astringent
Plantain & Calendula – to promote scar healing
Witch Hazel – to protect veins
Cypress – astringent, promotes vein tone
Rosemary – stimulates blood circulation
and many others.

To use you are told the best way is to massage the product into the skin well. Paying great attention to dry and cracked areas of the feet.

Then when using on legs massage in a circular motion until absorbed.

The balm itself is soft to the touch.

I have to admit when I first opened it and saw the top layer smooth and shining I thought it would be a hard balm. As such, I stupidly stuck my fingers in with a bit of force to give it a good prod – that taught me! As although not hard it is not as soft as a cream.

When in use it has a greasy texture though it is easily massaged into your skin. Which quickly vanishes leaving your skin feeling nourished and soft.

INLIGHT – ORGANIC FOOT AND LEG BALM

What Did I Think?

Having used this balm for around a month now nightly with no other cream on my feet. I am pleased to say they are looking lovely (well as lovely as feet can).

I suffered from blisters badly a few weeks after a lot of walking (more on that coming soon). Now, normally they would normally take ages to heal. However, less than a week later there were no marks to been seen.

Now I don’t know if this had anything to do with the balm or not. However, I found it interesting so thought I would bring it up.

The smell is of course natural, which I have to admit I do like. If you’re one that isn’t too into natural scents and like more processed things you only really smell it when opening the tub. As once it’s on the skin it dissipates so it’s really not a factor to put you off.