Diva Stuff Peppermint Piggies Soothing Foot Cream w/Eucalyptus, Peppermint & Menthol, by

This stuff is great. Super lightweight, with an almost whipped consistency. Not greasy at all. Its not really cooling, but smells really good. I use it all overas a body lotion, and it feels great. Definitely worth the money!

I’ve been on a quest to find a thick, healing lotion that has a fresh minty scent. I haven’t found it yet. That being said, I thought I would provide a list of some of the products I have tested. Since not everyone is looking for the same thing, I figured that this would be helpful. I put them in the order of those that met my criteria (best on top), but frankly, none were healing – you put them on and they are gone. None really had that true peppermint scent that I wanted. So I will continue my quest. 1. Deep Steep Foot Care Cream, Candy Mint – medium thickness and pepperminty (sort of like candy – not fresh mint) 2. Bath & Body Works Twisted Peppermint Body Lotion 2014 – fairly runny, but has a nice peppermint smell (but not very strong) 3. Peppermint & Eucalyptus Foot Cream With Menthol Too, By Diva Stuff – feels pretty light (whipped cream) and pepperminty (but has a hint of eucalyptus/menthol) – does have a bit of a cooling effect. 4. Tree Hut Soothing Foot Cream, Aloe and Peppermint – medium thickness and not very pepperminty (but advertised as aloe and peppermint) 5. Earth Therapeutics Intensive Heel Repair – medium thickness and not very pepperminty (but advertised as tea tree oil and peppermint) - doesn’t actually seem to work as “heel repair” 6. Avalon Organics Peppermint Hand & Body Lotion – returned – advertised as peppermint, but not so much – no problems with the return, so no bad review left. 7. J. R. Watkins Foot Lotion Rejuvenating Peppermint – returned – advertised as peppermint, but not so much – no problems with the return, so no bad review left.

Super soothing and a lower cost than some of the more costly foot creams. Love the peppermint!

I was quite excited when I found this product, with these exact ingredients: peppermint, eucalyptus, & methol. I was looking for a foot cream that could smell very good but make my feet tingle and cool it as one I used years ago but that I had trouble finding lately. This one seemed to be the right one as my feet have been hurting for a few days now; while Arnica helps, it doesn't moisturize nor has a scent. I thought that Peppermint Piggies would not only make it smell terrific & moisturize my feet but also treat my tired and painful feet. So, I ordered this one and the one I previously used (as I finally found a vendor with a reasonable price & bought two just in case), the one with peppermint & plum; as soon as both arrived, I used the one with plum on my left foot and this one on my right foot (the one more painful) as I wanted to compare. The one with the peppermint & plum performed as I expected and remembered: it tingled & cooled. This one, smelled as I expected, felt nice & creamy; however, after a few minutes (& while I felt the other one working) & with socks on, I did not notice any tingling & coolness from this foot cream & it doesn't moisturize as expected either; I have better moisturizers for my feet that last. I will not return this product as I enjoy the smell a lot, but won't purchase it again, particularly for $13.99 when it doesn't perform as expected.

For some time, my Wife had been looking for a cooling foot cream like one she had some years back. She had purchased any number of creams in her search but when I ordered this Peppermint & Eucalyptus Foot Cream she was very pleased. The cooling effect was quite good and it not only did a great job of moisturizing her feet, but the cooling effect of the Eucalyptus and Peppermint really made her feet feel relaxed. As a result of this, I think I may have a new permanent position as her official Peppermint & Eucalyptus Foot Cream massage therapist. This cream has great body to it and a rich creaminess to make even the driest and most tired feet feel just awesome