Are you ready for sandal season? Let our Peppermint Heels Mint Recovery Balm get you there.

Jul 4, 2022


Are your heels ready for those cute sandals you bought? Or are you just tired of having Dragon Feet? Don't worry, we've got you covered.


Marietta, Georgia Jul 4, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Evolve Botanica Co.'s best-selling foot balm for 20 years is back and better than ever.  Dry heels? Tired feet? Sore Calves? This is it. Our Peppermint Heels - Mint Recovery Foot Balm is an all-natural solution that's perfect for your gym bag, traveling or a must for any bathroom. 

Your favorite mess-free way to soothe those feet. With just a touch of cooling menthol to round out the minty fresh blend of essential oils, moisturizing Shea, and Cocoa Butter, it's your secret weapon for sandal season. Just glide the stick over heels, sole, and calves and let massage it in.  

Pro Tip! - for an extra spa treatment for your feet, rub the stick on generously and then pull on a pair of clean, cotton socks.  Your feet will thank you in the morning! 

This rounds out our trio of the Peppermint Heels line, combined with the Peppermint Heels Scrub and Pedicure soap, your feet will feel like you've been to the best spa, all in the comfort of your own home. 

Jennifer, the company founder, explains, "We have always been a company based on not just great ingredients in our products, but ingredients that make a difference by our sourcing. We partner with as many local farmers and artisan brands for our feature ingredients as possible, making an impact within our local community with every raw material purchase. By sourcing the best ingredients to make highly effective skincare so that customers can feel safe about what they're putting into your body, while simultaneously teaching consumers the value behind every ingredient choice and its impact on our community."

Evolve Botanica's view on health and wellness combined with encompassing body and soul are clear in the thoughtful choices of ingredients, scents, and accessory products for the line. "Our ingredients nourish the skin without the harmful effects of toxins and harsh chemicals," Jennifer says, "You'll never find soy, parabens, phthalates, sulfates, or petroleum products in our ingredient listings. What you will find is memory evoking scents that whisk you away to vacations past, comforting blends that wrap you up in a safe space, and bring the spa home to your bath and shower."

With a commitment to mindful practices, they operate on eco-friendly and cruelty-free values. "We take every ingredient and packaging choice very seriously. Everything from our ingredients to containers is earth-friendly. We believe it is our responsibility to leave people, animals, and our planet better than when we found them," said Jennifer. With products formulated to eliminate the need for additional moisturizers, and focus on the more environmentally conscious consumer switches, "you'll never find liquid soap in our product lines, it's mostly water and another plastic bottle when the bar soap is the better choice for your skin and the planet", Jennifer says. The brand continues to grow in both its thoughtful product offerings and community-sourced ingredients.

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