Foot Cream or Happy Feet? Choosing Your Foot-Care Products

Want a Foot Cream on its own, or a foot-care set to give as a gift? Here's a straightforward guide to the choices on our website.

Our Foot Cream, Calendula Ointment and foot-care tools are separate products. They have different textures and uses, so it helps to know what you're choosing before adding anything to your basket.

Foot Cream for everyday moisturising

Our Foot Cream is made to moisturise dry feet and leave skin feeling softer. We formulate and make it ourselves on our family farm in Wyndham, NSW.

The cream comes in a 100 ml size. Start with a small amount on clean, dry feet, spread it gently and follow the directions on the container. Patch test before first use.

There's also an existing foot-care video on the product page if you'd like to see more.

Check which option you've selected

Our Foot Cream product page currently has two choices: Foot cream 100ml and pumice foot scrubber.

Choose Foot cream 100ml if you want the cream. The scrubber is a separate accessory option, not a different size of cream and not a cream-and-tool bundle. Check your selected option before adding it to your basket.

Where Calendula Ointment fits

Our Calendula Ointment is a water-free balm made with calendula flowers infused into olive oil and Australian beeswax. It has a different feel from the cream and is an option for small dry areas, including heels.

If you already know you prefer a rich balm texture, this may be the one you want to look at. The product comes in 15 ml and 120 ml jars. Our Calendula ingredient article explains what's in the jar.

Foot-care tools are a separate choice

The natural lava stone is sold on its own product page. The pumice foot scrubber is a separate option on the Foot Cream page. Neither tool includes the cream. Check each product’s directions and suitability information before choosing or using it.

You don't need to buy a tool just because you're buying moisturiser. Choose the items you want, and follow the instructions for each one.

A simple tip for dry feet

Keep showers short and pat your feet gently with a towel. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends limiting baths and showers to 5–10 minutes when caring for dry, cracked heels. Longer bathing can leave skin drier.

For our Foot Cream, follow the directions on the container: start with a small amount on clean, dry feet and spread gently over dry areas. A scrubber or lava rock is a separate choice; buying cream does not mean you need to exfoliate.

Our cream is a moisturiser, not a treatment for a medical foot condition. If heel cracks are severe or aren't improving, seek advice from a health professional.

General foot-care source: American Academy of Dermatology: caring for dry, cracked heels. This guidance does not assess or endorse our products.

Happy Feet for Christmas gifting

Our Happy Feet Christmas Gift Set brings together 100 ml Foot Cream, a bamboo-handled foot scrub brush and a natural lava stone.

It's presented in a green paper gift bag with a To/From tag and Christmas tag. It's a separate gift-set listing, so choose that page if you want the three items together.

We make the skincare and select the accessories to go with it. Check the listing for current prices, contents and availability.

A quick way to choose

• Want the cream? Choose Foot cream 100ml on the Foot Cream page.
• Prefer a balm for small dry patches? Read about Calendula Ointment.
• Want a tool? Read its own directions and product details.
• Choosing a Christmas gift? See the Happy Feet set.

Our foot-care collection brings the individual products together, with links to the gift set and this guide.

Chat soon,
Kay