Frequently Asked Questions

Use this order for best results: Foot Soak → dry feet well → Foot Massage Essential Oil Blend (diluted if needed) → Foot Moisturiser Lotion → Foot Butter (seal at night). In daytime, you can skip the butter and use lotion only for a lighter feel.

Foot Moisturiser Lotion: lightweight, fast-absorbing daily hydration for normal dryness and tired feet. Foot Butter: richer and more intensive—best for very dry feet, rough soles, cracked heels, and night-time repair. Both are enhanced with supportive ingredients like Vitamin E and nourishing oils.

Our blend combines: Peppermint + Eucalyptus for cooling comfort and a 'fresh feet' feeling after long standing/walking. Lavender + Chamomile for soothing and relaxation—ideal before bed. Rosemary + Ginger + Clove for warming, massage-friendly properties often used for post-activity comfort. Tea Tree supports freshness and hygiene for feet that stay in shoes all day. Frankincense is commonly used in skin-care for a calming, renewing feel.

It's a ready-to-use, pre-diluted blend (in carrier oils like jojoba, almond, castor), you can apply as directed.

Daily maintenance: apply lotion once daily (after bath/shower). Very dry/cracked feet: apply lotion morning + butter at night. Extra tired feet: add the massage oil blend 3–5 times a week or as needed.

A foot soak helps relax tired feet, freshen, and soften the skin so moisturisers absorb better. Use 2–4 times a week, or anytime after a long day. After soaking, rinse and dry well (especially between toes) and then apply lotion/butter.

They can support fresher feet as part of a routine. Ingredients like tea tree, peppermint, eucalyptus, clove are widely used for a clean, deodorising feel. For best results: soak or wash daily, dry completely, moisturise cracked areas, and rotate/air out shoes.

Many people with sensitive skin do well with nourishing carriers like jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, Vitamin E, and chamomile. However, essential oils (especially peppermint, clove, tea tree, ginger) can be strong. Start with a patch test, use a small amount, and avoid using on irritated or broken skin.

Step 1: Foot Soak (10–15 minutes). Step 2: Dry thoroughly. Step 3: Apply Foot Moisturiser Lotion. Step 4: Apply a thin layer of Foot Butter on heels/soles to seal moisture. Step 5: Wear cotton socks overnight. Repeat nightly for 1–2 weeks, then maintain 3–4 nights/week.

It's a refreshing 'minty tingle,' not a burn! We use a high concentration of Peppermint and Eucalyptus to create an instant 'ice-pack' effect for tired feet. It wakes up heavy, throbbing feet instantly. Usage: Use a pea-sized amount for the Foot Butter or 1 pump of Lotion. Vibe: Perfect after a long day in heels or sneakers!

Because it's a 100% botanical blend (Jojoba, Almond, Frankincense), it acts like a dry oil—but it needs a moment to sink in! Usage: Use 5–7 drops per foot. Tip: Massage for 2 minutes until fully absorbed before putting on socks. If you have white sheets, wear socks for the first 10 minutes. It won't leave a permanent stain, just a temporary oil slick if you over-apply!

Great catch! Clove and Ginger are 'warming' spices. We blend them with cooling oils to create 'Contrast Therapy.' The heat stimulates blood flow to cold feet, while the mint cools the muscles. It's a spa technique to relieve deep aches without medicine. Best for: Winter months or when feet feel ice-cold.

Yes! Our soak uses natural salts and Chamomile to gently dissolve dead skin. Usage: Pour 1 capful (approx. 20ml) into a tub of warm water. Ritual: Soak for 10–15 minutes. The skin will turn white and soft—that's your cue to gently buff with a pumice stone. Follow immediately with Foot Butter for the smoothest results.