the polish glides over the surface of the shoe. Available in black, brown, neutral and blue, Shine & Protect means less mess and more shine, so that party season can start that little bit sooner.
3. Manic morning makeover – give tired shoes a speedy spruce up before the big school events with KIWI’s Express Shine Sponge. This unique, self-shining sponge is easy to use and guarantees shiny results straight away – perfect for those chaotic mornings on the school run. The best part is, the kids can even do it themselves, saving Mum a job.
4. Ease the pressure and step into party season – thankfully, Mum’s feet are taken care of too with the new Shoe Passion range of gel cushions from KIWI. There are four new products with patented air cushion technology, which protect and ease the most painful areas of the foot after a long day or night in high heels. KIWI’s Heel Gel Cushions, Ball of Foot Gel Cushions, Heel Gel Liners and ¾ Gel Cushion Insoles provide the ultimate relief, cushioning the ball of foot, heel and back of the ankle helping to ease the burning pressure of the festive season.
5. Think outside the shoe box – it’s not just your shoes that need looking after in a winter wonderland. Handbags are also an essential part of the outfit but are often overlooked. They won’t look the part without a little TLC. KIWI Aquastop is perfect for protecting leather, suede and cloth handbags from the rain and snow. Also, to give handbags a quick party season makeover, simply use KIWI Express Wipes. These are perfect for cleaning leather handbags – after one quick wipe, the bag will feel as good as new! What’s more, they’re handy for the kids too.
With these top tips to help mum ease into the Christmas time rush, everyone in the family can look the part with ease and enjoy all of the excitement of the festive season.
KIWI Shoe Care products are available from Tesco, Sainsbury’s, ASDA and Wilkinsons with RRPs ranging from £1.
For more information follow us @KiwiShoeCare or visit
www.kiwicare.co.uk
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