Brand: Modern Podiatrist

Category: Nutrition & Wellness

Recommended by Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels), DPM, FACPM, CPRM, C.Ped, CPP — Lexington, KY

Highlights: comfortable

Revitalize your feet with SCRUB, a premium peppermint exfoliating foot scrub designed to remove dead skin and rough patches while leaving your feet feeling refreshed and moisturized. Formulated by podiatrists, this natural scrub transforms your foot care routine into a luxurious experience. 1. Exfoliates dead skin and smooths rough areas with natural sea salt and essential oils. 2. Contains refined coconut oil and avocado oil for deep hydration without synthetic additives. 3. Peppermint and lavender essential oils provide a refreshing scent and invigorating sensation. 4. Free from artificial fragrances and plastic microbeads, ensuring a gentle and eco-friendly formula. 5. Visible results after just one use, with softer skin and manageable calluses. 6. Includes a wooden spoon for easy application and mixing of the natural ingredients. 7. Recommended for use three times a week for optimal foot health and maintenance. SCRUB is ideal for anyone seeking to enhance their foot care routine, particularly those with dry or rough feet. Best used in the comfort of your home, this scrub is perfect for pampering sessions or as part of a regular self-care regimen. It excels in providing immediate results, making it suitable for individuals preparing for special occasions or simply wanting to maintain soft, healthy feet year-round.

Price: $35

Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels)'s review

Feet get the least attention and take the most abuse. SCRUB is the step that makes everything else in a foot routine work better — fine sea salt in coconut and avocado oils, so you're exfoliating and conditioning at the same time. The difference you notice is after you rinse: skin feels soft and comfortable rather than tight and stripped. The peppermint is bracing in the best way. The oils separate in the jar between uses, which is normal — stir it with the wooden spoon that comes with it and it's ready. Who it's a fit for: rough, dull, flaky skin on the feet, and anyone who wants a spa-feeling routine at home without booking anything. It's a texture and comfort product, not a treatment — so if you're dealing with thick callus, that's HEAL's job, and if the skin is very dry, follow SCRUB with a cream. Where it earns its place is in combination: exfoliate first, and whatever you apply afterward absorbs better instead of sitting on top of dead skin. It's also lovely before a home pedicure, since it softens the skin around the nails and makes trimming easier. Below the neck only, not for the face.

Recommended by Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels), DPM, FACPM, CPRM, C.Ped, CPP

Frequently asked questions

What does Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) say about the SCRUB | Peppermint Exfoliating Foot Scrub?

Why does Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommend Modern Podiatrist?

Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommends the Modern Podiatrist SCRUB | Peppermint Exfoliating Foot Scrub for nutrition & wellness. Feet get the least attention and take the most abuse. SCRUB is the step that makes everything else in a foot routine work better — fine sea salt in coconut and avocado oils, so you're exfoliating and conditioning at the same time. The difference you notice is after you rinse: skin feels soft and comfortable rather than tight and stripped. The peppermint is bracing in the best way. The oils separate in the jar between uses, which is normal — stir it with the wooden spoon that comes with it and it's ready. Who it's a fit for: rough, dull, flaky skin on the feet, and anyone who wants a spa-feeling routine at home without booking anything. It's a texture and comfort product, not a treatment — so if you're dealing with thick callus, that's HEAL's job, and if the skin is very dry, follow SCRUB with a cream. Where it earns its place is in combination: exfoliate first, and whatever you apply afterward absorbs better instead of sitting on top of dead skin. It's also lovely before a home pedicure, since it softens the skin around the nails and makes trimming easier. Below the neck only, not for the face.

Is the SCRUB | Peppermint Exfoliating Foot Scrub a good nutrition & wellnes?

Yes — Dr. Nicole Graf (Freels) recommends the SCRUB | Peppermint Exfoliating Foot Scrub by Modern Podiatrist as their nutrition & wellness pick. Feet get the least attention and take the most abuse. SCRUB is the step that makes everything else in a foot routine work better — fine sea salt in coconut and avocado oils, so you're exfoliating and conditioning at the same time. The difference you notice is after you rinse: skin feels soft and comfortable rather than tight and stripped. The peppermint is bracing in the best way. The oils separate in the jar between uses, which is normal — stir it with the wooden spoon that comes with it and it's ready. Who it's a fit for: rough, dull, flaky skin on the feet, and anyone who wants a spa-feeling routine at home without booking anything. It's a texture and comfort product, not a treatment — so if you're dealing with thick callus, that's HEAL's job, and if the skin is very dry, follow SCRUB with a cream. Where it earns its place is in combination: exfoliate first, and whatever you apply afterward absorbs better instead of sitting on top of dead skin. It's also lovely before a home pedicure, since it softens the skin around the nails and makes trimming easier. Below the neck only, not for the face.