Lavender, Tea Tree & Peppermint Whipped Foot Butter

Whether you have rough hardworking feet or soft feet, rub it on your feet at night before bed, after a foot bath, or after using a scrub or pumice! The active moisturizing ingredients and essential oils work to soak into your pores and leave your skin healed and softer than ever. Scented with Peppermint and Tea Tree Essential oils, this cream will give your feet the breath of fresh air they need.

However, you may want to consider pampering your feet with a massage, foot cream, and/or foot salt bath at the end of a stressful day. If your feet have cracked heels, dry skin, itchy or red spots, or callouses, chances are your feet would benefit from the application of a foot cream.

Contains NO parabens, sodium lauryl, laureth sulfate & petrochemicals

When to Use: The best time to apply a foot cream is immediately after showering, as your feet will be wet and thus, more absorbent of the minerals and nutrients found in many foot creams.

Regular use of our foot butter can also benefit people suffering from athlete’s foot, toenail fungus, or fatigue. For that matter, foot butter can benefit almost anyone who likes a good pampering at the end of a stressful day.

IMPORTANT NOTE:  Temperature changes during use of your product may cause butters and oils to separate, causing a slightly grainy feeling (instead of the original smooth consistency).  The product is still fine to use, and is not bad.  We regret that we cannot control the environment by which products are subjected to during shipping.

Ingredients: Butters of Shea, Cocoa. Kokum & Mango, Oils of Sea Buckthorn, Avocado, Neem, Baobab, Hibiscus Sabdariffa, Jojoba, Hemp Seed, Coconut, Castor, Melon Seed, Mustard, Olive, Sesame, Glycerin, Tino Guard TT, Vitamin E, Bees Wax, Stearic Acid, Corn Starch, Extracts of Lavender, Basil & Turmeric, Essential Oils of Lavender, Tea Tree, Basil & Peppermint, Camphor Crystals

Key Ingredients:

Avocado Oil, Persea gratissima, expeller pressed from the pulp of the avocado fruit, is rich in vitamins A, D and E.  Avocado oil is very penetrating and imparts valuable nutrients to the skin because it is a penetrating oil rich in vitamins A, B1, B2 panthothenic acid, E and lecithin and fatty acids. Great for sun damaged and mature skin.

Seabuckthorn Oil, Hippophae rhamnoides, fruit comes from a deciduous shrub native to Europe and Asia. The entire berry, fruit and seeds, is pressed resulting in a resulting in a deeply colored oil packed with nutrients. The berries have high levels of Vitamin C, omega-3 oils, palmitoleic acid, antioxidants (like vitamin E), B vitamins and beta-carotene, which gives the berries their characteristic color.

It helps to improve skin elasticity, repair damaged and dry skin, normalize sebaceous secretions & combat symptoms of aging skin. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-microbiological activity that helps promote wound healing and reduce scarring by encouraging tissue regeneration.

Jojoba Oil, Buxus sinensis, expeller pressed from the jojoba bean, has been used for skin and hair care for hundreds of years. Jojoba (pronounced “ho-ho-ba) oil is not an oil but liquid wax. The structure so closely resembles that of your own skin sebum, it is considered nature’s most effective natural moisturizer. It penetrates the skin easily, has anti-inflammatory actions and can be used on acne without any problems. It is great for mature, aging skin and exceptional mildness for sensitive skin.

Hemp Seed Oil, Cannabis sativa, is not, as so many people assume, the same plant as marijuana. It is a non-narcotic variety. Hempseed oil, expeller pressed from a tiny nut, contains about 20 to 35 percent protein. One of the world’s richest sources of polyunsaturated fats, it contains more naturally occurring essential fatty acids (EFA) than any other plant-derived oil. Rich in vitamin E, hemp seed oil is a great oil for all skin types, balances skin oil production, provides long lasting moisture, does not clog pores, soothes irritated skin and may help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Folks with sensitive skin will love how gentle it is.

Treats Rashes And Infections. Due to its anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, mustard oil is effective in treating rashes and other skin infections, thus preventing your skin from dryness, dullness and itching. A body massage with mustard oil rejuvenates and cleans your skin by increasing blood circulation.

Baobab oil is an excellent skin moisturizer, which absorbs quickly into the skin without clogging pores. It leaves the skin feeling soft and moisturized. Baobab oil contains Omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids which contribute towards maintaining a healthy skin.

Hibiscus seed oil is high in linoleic and oleic fatty acids, and contain a form of vitamin E, a fat soluble antioxidant. Vitamin E has many benefits. It is considered important for cell protection, and for the healthy maintenance of our immune system and skin. It is said to be both anti-inflammatory and analgesic.

Melon Seed Oil is a light, non-greasy, non-pore blocking carrier oil often used in cosmetics and hair care products. Ideal for mature, dry, oily and acne prone skin and for baby skincare.

Peppermint, Mentha piperata, is minty, strong and fresh oil with cooling, refreshing and deodorant properties. Peppermint’s cooling power comes from the high percentage of menthol in its leaves. Menthol has antibacterial properties and is used externally in liniments to stimulate nerve endings and increase local blood flow. It is a good treatment eczema, dermatitis, inflammation, muscle aches and dandruff

Tea Tree, Melaleuca alternifolia, a natural antiseptic, germicide, antibacterial, fungicide and deodorant, refreshes, stimulates and deep cleans the skin and scalp. Australian Aborigines discovered that the oil from the leaves of the tea tree provided a natural cure for a wide variety of ailments and it is often referred to by Australians as a “first aid kit in a bottle.” The oil is extracted from the tree leaves by distillation. A valuable medicinal oil, tea tree helps heal infections and skin disorders and fights acne without causing dryness or other side affects of modern day acne treatments. The scent is medicinal and penetrating, but many describe it as clean and refreshing.

Next to thyme, it is the most antiseptic of all oils. It is safer to use, and unlike thyme, can be used “neat” or undiluted. Its antiseptic and healing properties make it a wonderful natural treatment for rosacea caused by dermodex mites.

Lavender, Lavendula officinalis, extracted from flowering tops of the lavender plant, has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-septic properties. Lavender is believed to stimulate the immune system to promote healing and ease inflammation. Lavender tones the skin and is useful for acne, oily skin, burns, sunburn, wounds, eczema, psoriasis and insect bites.

Sweet Basil, Ocimum basilicum, has a warm, spicy, herbal aroma with an anise-like scent. Extremely effective in treating skin disorders, basil enlivens dull-looking skin and improves skin tone.

Turmeric oil has anti-bacterial properties that help treat wounds and hasten healing, therefore preventing spread of infection. Turmeric has powerful antioxidant activities which helps reduce the growth of tumor cells of the skin. Curcumin in turmeric also regulates certain growth factors and signaling molecules, in the tumor cells that ultimately arrest the growth of these cells.

Turmeric has been scientifically proven to control oil and microbial growth on the skin. It also shows antioxidant activity that helps reduce acne and prevent their future occurrence. Turmeric, through its soothing and healing effects, reduces the inflammation, itching and other symptoms of eczema and helps restore the original skin texture. Applying turmeric on the lesions of psoriasis helps alleviate the pain, inflammation and other problems in the affected area.