Eva Tropical Foot Scrub

The step that comes before moisturizing

Putting cream on feet covered by a thick layer of dead skin is like watering a plant through plastic: the cream sits on top and never reaches living skin. Eva’s Tropical foot scrub removes that layer first, which makes everything you apply afterwards far more effective.

Correctly sized grains

Foot skin is thicker than facial skin, so it needs larger, more abrasive grains than a face scrub. They are still gentle enough not to break the skin — exactly the balance feet require.

How to use

On damp feet, ideally after soaking a few minutes in warm water, apply some scrub and massage in circular motions, concentrating on heels, the sides and the sole. Continue for two minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

What comes next?

Dry the feet completely, then apply heel cream straight away. Freshly exfoliated skin absorbs moisturizers far better, which is why pairing the two products is always recommended.

How often

Twice a week is enough. Over-exfoliating irritates the skin and pushes it to build an even thicker layer, producing the opposite of the intended result.