Foot Balm - Mercy House Global
Foot Balm - Mercy House Global
Foot Balm - Mercy House Global

Foot Balm

$ 10.00
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Give hardworking feet a little extra care with our rich, nourishing Foot Balm. Made with coconut oil, beeswax, and rosemary + clove essential oils, this moisturizing balm helps soften dry, rough areas while surrounding you with a fresh, warm herbal scent.

 

Keep it by your bedside for a simple evening ritual, add it to your self-care routine, or pair it with the Rosemary + Clove Sugar Scrub and Pumice Stone for an at-home foot treatment. After a long day on your feet, this balm is an easy way to give dry heels, soles, and calloused areas some much-needed care.

 

Handmade by Local Hope artisans in the USA, each Foot Balm provides meaningful, dignified work for overcomers of human trafficking in the Houston area. Every purchase supports women as they develop skills, earn income, and continue building toward greater independence.

 

TO USE

Massage a pea-sized amount onto clean feet, working the balm into soles, heels, and calloused areas using circular motions. Slip on a pair of clean socks afterward to help lock in hydration and prevent slipping. For a more intensive moisturizing treatment, apply before bed and leave socks on overnight.

 

DETAILS

  • • Moisturizing balm for dry feet, heels, and calloused areas

  • • Scent: Rosemary + Clove

  • • Ingredients: Coconut oil, beeswax, rosemary essential oil, and clove essential oil

  • • Handmade by Local Hope artisans in the USA

 

ABOUT THE ARTISAN

Local Hope is a Mercy House Global artisan group in Houston, Texas, providing meaningful employment and a supportive community for women who have overcome human trafficking. Through skills training and dignified work, these women create handcrafted products while building confidence, developing new skills, and working toward greater financial independence.

 

Local Hope also serves refugees and overcomers of human trafficking through programs that encourage connection, growth, and empowerment. ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes help refugees strengthen their English skills, while Women’s Empowerment Luncheons provide both communities with opportunities for fellowship, practical learning, and skills training. Together, these programs create welcoming spaces where women can build relationships, grow in confidence, and move toward greater stability and independence.