Mint Lavender & Rosemary Magnesium Foot Balm

Smooth and luscious, this wholesome luxurious balm soothes and transforms rough skin on feet, moisturising, refreshing and restoring it so you can feel comfortable once more with silkier skin on toes, soles and heels. 

* Best used daily, preferably after bathing.  For maximum effect use after exfoliating hard areas of skin with Peppermint Pumice Soap

* Contains magnesium chloride which encourages moisture absorption, helps repair the skin's barrier and reduces inflammation

* Made with hempseed oil for its anti-inflammatory properties and fatty acids that have a helpful and moisturising effect on rough skin

* Antioxidant-rich mango butter is added to bring its moisturising and emollient, skin-softening benefits to the balm

* Enhanced by the inclusion of camphor, which has antifungal and antibacterial properties, relieves itchiness, increases elastin and collagen production, and can help ease mild to moderate pain

* Includes lovely, cooling and soothing menthol for its anti-inflammatory and discomfort easing benefits

* Min 50g

INGREDIENTS: Hemp seed oil; mango butter; magnesium chloride; candelilla wax; coconut oil; behentrimonium methosulfate; cetyl alcohol; aqua; menthol; camphor; lavender oil; peppermint oil; rosemary oil; butylene glycol; benzyl alcohol; salicylic acid; glycerin; sorbic acid; limonene and linalool occur naturally in the essential oils at more than 0.001%

Ingredient Notes:  A mixture of behentrimonium methosulfate, cetyl alcohol and butylene glycol is added as an emulsifier which allows oils and water in the balm to blend so that they don't separate out and so spoil the balm. Similarly, a combination of benzyl alcohol, salicylic acid, glycerin and sorbic acid is added to act as a preservative for the balm. All are plant derived and none are made from palm oil.  

CAUTION: Avoid use on broken, sore or irritated skin to prevent the camphor penetrating the skin's outer surface.  Patch test on a small area of skin before use to make sure no reaction occurs to the menthol and camphor.