Foot Refresh Scrub

The main benefits include exfoliating dead skin cells, moisturizing dry and rough skin, revitalizing tired feet with peppermint's cooling effect, and enhancing overall foot health with olive oil's nourishing properties.

For best results, use the foot scrub 2-3 times a week. This frequency allows for regular exfoliation and moisturization without over-exfoliating the skin.

Yes, it is formulated to be gentle enough for most skin types. However, those with extremely sensitive skin or specific allergies should test the product on a small area first.

While it's specifically formulated for the feet, which have thicker skin, it can be used on other rough areas such as elbows and knees. However, it may be too abrasive for softer, more sensitive skin areas like the face.

Peppermint oil provides a cooling sensation that helps soothe tired, aching feet. It also has antimicrobial properties, which help keep feet fresh and clean.

Olive oil is rich in vitamins E and K, antioxidants, and natural fatty acids, which deeply moisturize the skin, improve elasticity, and aid in healing dry, cracked heels.

This foot scrub uses natural pumice particles to gently but effectively remove dead skin cells, helping to smooth rough textures and stimulate skin renewal.

While olive oil can make surfaces slippery, careful use and rinsing the feet well after use will minimize any residue on the bathroom floor. Always exercise caution to avoid slips.

Yes, the antimicrobial properties of peppermint can help neutralize foot odor by reducing bacteria that cause bad smells.

After rinsing your feet, it's beneficial to apply a moisturizing foot cream to lock in hydration and enhance the scrub's moisturizing effects. Also, wearing socks after moisturizing can help absorb the cream more effectively, leaving your feet soft and smooth.