The Bite:
We toe-tally feel you. Put your best feet forward with pamper-ific, at-home foot treatments that stomp all over the less-natural competition by tapping the power of Mama Nature to keep your feet looking fab.
Got a foot-products fetish?
01.22.2008
Submitted by tmeronek on Tue, 01/22/2008 - 2:01am.
The Benefits:
- Foot docs would approve. Many pedi-products contain potentially harmful ingredients like parabens, but our natural and organic picks treat your tootsies right.
- Healthier hooves...and paws, and fins... When you take a shower, beauty products wash down the drain and can end up in nature. Keep wild critters safer with natural options.
- Cheaper pedis. Nationwide, the average price for a pedicure is $30. Opt for products you can use at home. (Bonus: You don't have to drive anywhere.)
Personally Speaking:
Heather's on-the-side yoga-instructing gig at a San Francisco spa has her feet on constant display, so she keeps them pedi-licious with TerraNova Foot Therapy Cream.
Wanna Try:
- TerraNova Foot Therapy Cream - contains fruit acids and shea butter that exfoliate and moisturize at the same time. First step: Foot Scrub ($14).
- Deep Steep Candy Mint Foot Polish - jojoba and walnut shells exfoliate, while peppermint stimulates circulation ($15).
- Burt's Bees Coconut Foot Creme - a blend of fruit oils and totally magic coconut oil soften, while herbs wake up your feet, but it's thick stuff, so wear socks after applying ($9).
Cocktail Fact
According to a study published in Nature, feet and toe fetishes are more prevalent in humans than any other body-part fetishes.
Bang For The Bite
If 10,000 Biters opt for a 4-oz bottle of the natural stuff instead of the usual synthetic variety, we'll avert the weight of 17 podiatrists' in questionable chems.
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