Pola puts shoe-shaped foot warmer on sale

Pola puts shoe-shaped foot warmer on sale

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese cosmetics firm Pola Inc. starts selling a pair of shoe-shaped foot warmers on Nov. 5, 2014, that give the feeling of taking a footbath with the help of hot water.

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