This natural brand specializes in bath, body, and skin products that make you feel wrapped in a warm blanket—just as comforting and just as decadent. The smart formula contains menthol, rosemary, thyme, and sage. The star ingredient, marigold extract, boasts antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory benefits

Warming Foot Balm, Susanne Kaufmann ($65)

Here, we have a potent trio of herbs that tend to skin. Horse chestnut extract soothes angry, irritated, and sensitive skin. St. John's wort extract promotes healthy skin renewal. Zinc oxide soothes and smooths.

Hydrating Foot Cream, Dr. Hauschka ($14)

It's nearly impossible to write a story about dense creams and not bring up this classic product. It's formulated with extracts of gentle viola tricolor, calendula, chamomile, and beeswax—and the result is nothing short of magic that experts and amateurs use up to the last drop.

Skin Food, Weleda ($18.99)  

For seriously tired feed, this balm is made with eucalyptus, peppermint, and rosemary—three herbs we love for their soothing properties. Rub it into cracked heels, use it on cuticles, apply a nice slick layer before putting on socks—you'll love every use.

Foot Salve, Violets Are Blue ($15)

The beeswax base makes this treatment especially occlusive, so it can really create a thick barrier on tender feet. Then it blends in hemp oil, which, rich in nonpsychoactive cannabinoid compounds, may bring added benefits to these hardworking parts of the body.

Premo Hand, Nail, Foot Treatment, Khus + Khus ($50)

Here's an option where the star ingredient is coconut oil, a favorite multitasker that effortlessly soaks into skin, softening it and adding a splash of hydration. There's also a refreshing hint of peppermint for an energizing sensorial experience.

Coconut Foot Creme, Burt's Bees ($9.99)

Shea butter is an undisputed hero of body creams: It's deliciously dense on its own or works when blended with other emollients to thin it out. This oh-so-chic option uses 80% pure unrefined shea butter (so it's filled with vitamins A, E, F, and K) and no added scent in the event you are sensitive to such ingredients.

Unscented Shea Butter, Eu'Genia ($12)

We're obsessed with the blend of butters and oils in this: Coconut oil, kokum butter, moringa oil, mango butter, and more deeply replenish the skin. And while we love the rich texture for rough skin on your feet, it's perfectly suitable for anywhere on the body.

The Balm, Nucifera ($40)

The star here is manuka honey, that do-it-all, much-beloved ingredient. It has been shown to act as an anti-inflammatory1, which may help calm skin conditions like eczema (particularly great if you get flare-ups on the feet and legs). And due to its humectant properties (i.e., its ability to attract water to the surface of the skin as well as deliver hydration to the deeper layers), applying manuka honey topically can also help skin retain moisture2.

Foot Rescue Cream, First Honey ($12.99)

This option has a blend of ingredients that can help the foot area specifically. There's the avocado oil, shea nut butter, and coconut oil to soften and condition skin. It also includes grapefruit, clary sage, and rosemary for scent. Finally, it's also infused with natural AHAs to gently buff rough skin. 

Heal Foot Cream, Cowshed ($20)

Blended with a bright citrus accent, you'll love to use this every morning to lift your spirits. But it's pretty efficacious too, thanks to the aloe vera (for hydration), shea butter (for your moisture barrier), and papaya extract for exfoliation. 

Citrus Cardamom Foot Balm, SpaRitual ($19.99)