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Soothe and restore tired feet with this natural tea tree foot cream. The cooling peppermint formula deeply moisturizes dry, cracked heels and rough calluses while helping keep feet feeling clean, fresh, and comfortable. Lightweight and non-greasy, it absorbs quickly to leave skin soft, smooth, and refreshed.
Crafted with nourishing plant-based ingredients like tea tree oil, lavender, eucalyptus, shea butter, and beeswax, it provides lasting hydration and protection. Use daily to keep your feet feeling healthy and comfortable all year long.
Free from parabens, synthetic fragrances, and artificial dyes.
Size: 4oz | 2 oz
Tea Tree Oil
Natural antifungal and antibacterial properties that help keep feet clean and fresh
Tea tree oil is one of the most well-researched botanicals in natural skincare, long recognized for its naturally occurring antifungal and antibacterial properties — particularly its active compound terpinen-4-ol. It's a go-to ingredient for supporting a clean, fresh foot environment without harsh synthetic chemicals.
Peppermint Essential Oil
Natural cooling properties that refresh and revitalize tired, achy feet
Peppermint is prized for its naturally occurring menthol, which delivers an immediate cooling sensation upon contact with skin. We chose it for its refreshing and invigorating properties — leaving your feet feeling energized and comfortable after a long day.
Organic Shea Butter
Rich emollient properties that deeply moisturize and soften dry, rough skin
Organic shea butter is widely recognized for its deeply nourishing and skin-conditioning properties, thanks to its high concentration of fatty acids and vitamins A and E. It penetrates rough heel skin to restore moisture and elasticity, forming a protective barrier that locks in hydration and leaves skin feeling soft and supple.
Beeswax
Natural occlusive properties that seal in moisture and protect dry skin
Beeswax is a time-honored ingredient known for its natural occlusive and film-forming properties. It seals moisture into cracked and dry skin without clogging pores, creating a long-lasting protective layer that shields feet from environmental dryness and helps the other nourishing ingredients stay in contact with skin longer for deeper conditioning.
Tea tree oil is a well-known purifying botanical with natural cleansing properties, making it a popular choice for supporting foot hygiene naturally. For persistent infections or diagnosed conditions, we recommend consulting a healthcare provider. You can also read more about natural approaches to athlete's foot on our blog.
No. Despite the thick, balm-like texture, the formula absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue. Many customers wear socks right after applying and find the cream soaks in by morning.
Most customers notice softer skin within a few days of daily use. For very dry or severely cracked heels, applying before bed and covering with socks overnight accelerates results significantly. If you're not seeing results, our blog post on why your foot cream isn't working covers the most common reasons and how to fix them.
Yes — the formula is free from parabens, synthetic fragrances, and artificial dyes. It's made with plant-based and certified organic ingredients. That said, if you have a known sensitivity to any of the essential oils (peppermint, tea tree, lavender, eucalyptus), we recommend a patch test first.
Absolutely. While it's formulated for feet, the same moisturizing and nourishing ingredients work great on elbows, knees, and other areas of dry or rough skin.
Yes — the peppermint and eucalyptus in this formula deliver a cooling, soothing sensation that leaves tired, achy feet feeling refreshed and comforted. It's a great addition to a daily foot care routine.
No fillers. No shortcuts. Just clean ingredients made in small batches with people in mind.
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