11 Chic Foot Care Products to Try Now That Baby Foot Is Sold Out
One could spend hours trying to unpack the enduring mystique of Baby Foot. Every sandal season, many endeavor to soak their feet in the brand’s signature plastic booties to shed all of their dead skin over the course of about a week. It’s a process that I imagine appeals to the sector of the beauty community that also enjoys pimple-popping videos. However, since even more people than usual are taking being at home as an opportunity to execute this somewhat unsightly affair in private, Baby Foot is sold out at most major retailers, with few estimates of when the popular product will be back in stock. And while Baby Foot is beloved for a reason, might we suggest a few more elevated alternatives to sticking your toes in a pair of exfoliant-filled plastic bags? From green juice-inspired cuticle oil to luxe foot creams from France, here are 11 treatments, balms, and scrubs to get your feet in tip-top shape, even if you have nowhere to go.
With temperatures slowly creeping up, you’ll want lightweight moisture. Susanne Kaufmann’s Cooling Foot Cream refreshes feet with an invigorating blend of menthol and lavender.
Citrus cardamom just sounds chic, plus this foot balm from SpaRitual is packed with alpha-hydroxy acids to exfoliate feet without shedding your skin like a snake.
This black diamond scrub may be a little extra for daily use, but the combination of black volcanic sand and mother of pearl make for a luxe, super-effective experience.
Buly’s new release gives you the same moisturizing effects as their cult-favorite Pommade Concrete, plus the antibacterial and soothing benefits of tea tree and eucalyptus, all in a cheerful red tube.
Cuticles need a little love, too. Tenoverten’s blend of celery seed extract, meadowfoam seed oil, evening primrose, chia, and rosehip is formulated to nourish and strengthen nail beds.
Treat your toes to a minty epsom salt soak for 10 minutes—or longer—for a spa-like escape at home.
Another cult-favorite brand, Lavido’s rich foot cream is the perfect way to rescue dry feet.
If you’re still looking for the Baby Foot booties experience, this mask from Patchology gives you a dose of moisture, minus the peeling.
Ditch the pumice stone for this zippy, exfoliating foot scrub with eucalyptus, lemon and lavender essential oils.
While it’s unlikely you’ll be standing in stilettos anytime soon, this CBD-packed cream from Lord Jones soothes tired soles.
For those who don’t want to commit to a foot-specific product, this all-purpose salve pretty much cures it all, including cracked heels.
