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Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub at Epinions.com Join Epinions | Help | Sign In Bath & Body Beauty All Categories Advanced Search Home > Wellness & Beauty > Bath & Body The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub Overall rating: Reviewed by 6 Epinions users Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub Review Summary About the Author The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub - Knarly Feet Unite!!! Jul 04 '04 (Updated Jan 06 '05) Author's Product Rating Pros Smells and works great! Cons none The Bottom Line Fixes dry feet with ease! Full Review I have knarly feet. I live in Florida and run around barefoot all the time. I’m the idiot dancing across the street to get my mail barefoot on 175-degree asphalt. I’m the bonehead who walks the sidewalk around my neighborhood with my kids…. barefoot. And I’m the native Floridian who wears sandals 9 months out of the year. So that also makes me the one who’s got dry, cracked, evil looking feet. Until I started using The Body Shop products! The Product: The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub with Peppermint Oil has become a live saver for my feet. I have to say, I’ve never taken care of my feet. I’ve never scrubbed and I’ve barely lubed them up with moisturizers and lotions. I just felt I was destined to have “Florida Feet”….like all the other Floridians here. But once I started buying products The Body Shop at Home, I learned that all that dry and cracked skin on my feet was nothing more of layer upon layer upon layer of dead skin that built up hard skin. The Body Shop and The Body Shop at Home has an amazing foot care line called The Peppermint Foot line. It was specifically designed for athletes who ran in the London Marathon. But it’s not only athletes that need to take care of ugly feet. I won’t try and sell any of my products without testing them on myself first. So night after night I bring new products into the shower with me to try them out. The Pumice Foot Scrub is a pepperminty scrub filled with ground up pumice, which is nothing more than a form of volcanic rock! Did you know that? It’s used to remove dry, dead skin cells…which your feet are FULL OF! This scrub is tough on dry feet. You just apply a teaspoon to a foot file, or you can use your hand, and start rubbing in small circles around the heels, balls of your feet and toes. It has an odd gel like texture, but the texture helps reduce the waste of the product because it sticks nicely to your hands/foot file. The peppermint in it makes your feet feel fresh, it smells great and it has astringent properties to it. It does have a sudsing property to it, so you are also cleansing your feet at the same time. Ingredients: Ingredients Water, Pumice, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Magnesium Silicate, Acrylates/Steareth-20, Methacrylate Copolymer, Polysorbate 20, Lauryl Betaine, Benzyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Peppermint (Mentha Arvensis) Oil, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Salicylate, Fragrance,Citric Acid. You can purchase a tub of the Pumice Foot Scrub at any brick and mortar The Body Shop store, or from any The Body Shop at Home Consultant for a whopping $9.00!! Can’t beat that for sweet feet! My Experience: I am not a ‘peppermint person’. I’m not overly nuts for the scent. However, my tub of scrub has not left my shower since I brought it in there. I actually have nothing to compare this scrub to. I’ve never scrubbed my feet before I tried The Body Shop Pumice Scrub. However, since…I have tried scrubbing my feet with two other products in my shower. One was the Philosophy Gingerbread Man Scrub and the other was Bath and Body Works Sweet Pea Salt Scrub. Neither did anything for my feet. Now, neither of these products are specifically designed for feet, so that might have something to do with it. But it’s the only thing I’ve used to compare the Pumice Scrub to. And it’s FAR better than either of these other scrubs on my feet. If you don’t have knarly feet like me, then you really only need to scrub once or twice a week. I scrub each time I’m in the shower because I’m really focused on getting my feet looking great. And there are years and years of dead skin on them that I need to scrub off. Once I get them looking great…then I’ll cut back to once a week. It takes a mere minute or two on each foot in the shower while my conditioner is doing its thing in my hair. Then I just rinse the little granules down the drain. You can follow up your great scrubbing with The Peppermint Foot Lotion if you’re in love with the Peppermint line. I personally either use a Body Butter for Very Dry Skin…like the Mango or Sesame. Or I’ll use a product The Body Shop sells specifically for Hands and Feet called The The Body Shop Africa Spa Hand and Feet Honey Butter . It’s highly moisturizing and great for dry feet and hands. I’ve seen a BIG difference in how my feet look and I can even show people “LOOK HOW GREAT MY FEET LOOK”. I owe it all to The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub! Recommended Yes Amount Paid (US$): 9.00 Skin Compatibility: Greatly improved my skin Fragrance: Pleasing scent Skin Compatibility: No problems at all Comments on this Review Read all comments (4) Write your own comment Epinions.com ID: chrisceb Member: Chris B Location: Florida Reviews written: 367 Trusted by: 340 members MEN HAVE NEVERASKED FOR ADVICE ON HOWTO COMBINE MARRIAGEAND A CAREER View all reviews by chrisceb View chrisceb's profile Return to top Back to all reviews Featured Resources Additional information on The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub or other products. Body Shop Foot Scrub The Body Shop Foot Care Products. 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LOTION MAKING 101 FROM SNOWDRIFT FARM SNOWDRIFT FARM SOAP AROMA SPA serving you on the web since 1996 soapmaking * lotionmaking * perfuming * on sale this week * formulary * home TOLL FREE 888.999.6950 OUR CATALOG essential oils fixed oils butters waxes massage oils perfumery supplies melt & pour soap emulsifiers preservatives cosmetic colorants proteins & extracts silicone oils pH adjusters body powder base sea salts & citric lye & potash fragrance oils flavor oils surfactants water based gels unscented bases colorants diy kits herbs & botanicals clays lab & safety our bookshelf nutrients packaging gift certificates NEWS YOU CAN USE on sale this week formulary & process ask the chemist essential oils glossary fixed oils glossary msds list classes private label & consult saver's club snowdrift avalanche the natural list low carb lifestyle the pink sheet ABOUT SNOWDRIFT sitemap terms of service contact us For live assistance, click here. Snowdrift Farm, Inc. 2750 S. 4th Ave. Suites 107/108 Tucson, AZ 85713 USA Ph: (520) 882.7080 toll free: 888.999.6950 fax: (520) 882.2739 © 2005 Snowdriftfarm.com, Inc. All rights reserved. Lotionmaking 101 LOTIONMAKING 101 - The Basics Making lotion is really not as difficult as you may have thought. Certainly, it does take a knack to get it right. But once you develop a formula you really like, you will have an understanding of the way the materials work, and how far you can "tweak" them. Beginner’s luck is common, but please do not give up if your initial attempts do not yield the perfect emulsion. We will discuss lotionmaking for personal use. Of course, you can take these techniques and expand them to scale-up production, but that is not our focus. Our focus is to understand the basics, and make 16 oz. of lotion that is tailored to you, containing the oils and other emollients you really want. Equipment RULE #1: IF YOU START STERILE YOU WILL END STERILE To that end, all equipment used MUST be sterilized before using. Use a dishwasher that reaches over 150F or boil your equipment in a canning pot, just like you were making jams or jellies. Everything must be sterile, including utensils. What you will need: (ALL STERILIZED) · A mixing bowl, preferably stainless steel or tempered glass · a cake mixer or a blender. You can sterilize the blender parts or sterilize the mixer's beater · a spatula and funnels. Plastic funnels work best · several measuring cups and spoons · a tempered glass bowl or a stainless steel pot for heating the oils & water · a microwave or a stove top (clean is good, sterile not necessary) · containers for the finished product. Glass or plastic bottles with pumps or squeeze attachments work best · bleach & water solution in a plastic spray bottle. I like a 20% solution (20% bleach to 80% water). You will use this for "touch-up" sterilization, when necessary. You could also use this bleach/water stock to sterilize everything with, if you are certain you have a clean water supply (ie, are on city water). Our water supply is well-drawn, and I sterilize by boiling or heating. · Lots of clean towels (washed with bleach, and dried in the dryer) or paper towels. What is HLB? HLB is short for hydrophilic-lipophilic balance. What does it do in lotion? Read our article for more information. For our lotion recipes, please visit our formulary . INGREDIENTS Animal, Vegetable, Nut, or Mineral? You can make a lotion or cream with any type of oil. I prefer vegetable and nut oils, but that is not to say these are the only oils to use. Take a look at any bottle of commercially prepared hand lotion. I've borrowed a bottle of Barbie Kid Care Body Lotion from my daughter. Here are the ingredients, listed in order of weight in the formula, from most to least, per FDA guidelines. Water, Isopropyl Palmitate, Cetyl Acetate, Stearic acid, Sesame oil, Dicaprylyl Maleate, Glyceryl Stearate, Fragrance, Cetyl alcohol, Dimethicone, polysorbate 80, sorbitan oleate, lanolin oil, acetylated lanolin alcohol, carbomer, triethanolamine, methylparaben, propylparaben, diazolidinyl urea, disodium EDTA, benzophenone-4, D & C Red No. 33, FD&C Red No. 40 What does this all mean?? Let's take these ingredients one at a time, determine what they do, where they belong within the formulation (ie, oil or water phase, or if they are the bridge that keeps them combined, known as the emulsification system) and if they are animal, vegetable, nut or mineral derived. Water -- hopefully distilled or purified. (See Disodium EDTA, below.) This is the major ingredient. Water phase. Isopropyl palmitate - fatty acid ester of palmitic acid. Unknown derivation. Probably industrially derived from palm oil. Light liquid wax - oil phase Stearic Acid - fatty acid, probably animal derived - an emulsifier used in oil phase. Sesame oil - from the sesame seed. Oil phase if you can make salad dressing, you can make lotion Dicaprylyl Maleate - derived from maleic acid (which is made from catalytic oxidation of benzene over vanadium pentoxide). This is an inexpensive synthetic ingredient. A low molecular weight oil, it mimics low chain fractionated coconut oil (a natural oil). Oil phase. Glyceryl Stearate - variable proportions of glyceryl monostearate and glyceryl monopalmitate. Emulsifier. Oil phase. Fragrance – proprietary fragrance oil, skin safe Cetyl Alcohol - Discovered by the French in 1813, it was then derived from spermaceti (whale oil) via saponification. AKA hexadecyl alcohol, this high chain alcohol is an emollient and emulsion modifier. Derived from a complicated industrial "secret process". Starting material is probably palmitic acid. Probably veggie derived. Emulsifier in oil phase. Dimethicone - silicone oil. Mineral derived. Increases absorption rate of the oils, and cuts greasy feel. Oil phase. Polysorbate 80 - an oleate ester of sorbitol (a sugar), co-polymerized with 20 molecules of ethylene oxide for each molecule of sorbitol. Could be vegetable or animal derived, most likely veggie derived. An emulsifier in the water phase. Water soluble. Sorbitan oleate - almost the same as polysorbate 80. Difference is it hasn't been reacted with ethylene oxide. Just a fatty acid ester of a sugar. Water soluble emulsifier. Water phase. Lanolin oil- sheep from sheep. Animal derived, for sure. No sheep are killed to obtain lanolin. The product is removed from wool shearings. The oil is a fraction (low end molecule weight) of the whole. Oil phase. Acetylated lanolin alcohol - Lanolin that's been reacted with acetic acid with a small amount of lye (as the catalyst). Emollient. Animal derived. Oil phase. Carbomer - a thickening agent. Most carbomers are high molecular weight homo- and co-polymers of acrylic acid crosslinked with a polyalkenyl polyether. Mineral derived. Water soluble. Water phase. Triethanolamine - aka TEA. Made from ammonia and ethyl alcohol. An organic base used to neutralize the carbomer. Water soluble. Water phase. Methylparaben - First made in 1867, this preservative is synthetically derived. It is highly bio-compatible (safe for use with humans) with very low toxicity. Oil phase. Propylparaben - First made in 1887, this preservative is also synthetically derived. Methyl & propylparaben are often used in tandem to increase the activity of the preservative system. Oil phase. Diazolidinyl urea - a broad spectrum anti-microbial of synthetic origin. Some reports of sensitization and allergic reaction have been documented. Completely synthetic. Water soluble, water phase. Disodium EDTA - chelating agent (designed to capture metals to help in the prevention of rancidity and to facilitate the use of tap water as opposed to the more expensive distilled or purified water). Benzophenone-4 - a UV absorber; also used as a fixative for heavy perfumes. Synthetic. Oil phase. D & C Red No. 33 - FDA approved colorant for drug and cosmetic use. FD & C Red No. 40 - FDA approved colorant for use in food, drugs and cosmetics. To recap, not all synthetic ingredients are our enemies. Some have very useful properties and are bio-compatible. Keep in mind that you absolutely need 1) a preservative system in place in order to sell your lotions or other water-based solutions to the public 2) A stable emulsifying system as the pivotal point of your lotion formula and 3) STERILITY COUNTS! Ingredients: Veggie and Nut Oils There are many fixed oils – both vegetable and nut – available to the soap and lotion maker. Use only food, cosmetic or pharmaceutical grade oils in formulations such as we sell at Snowdrift Farm . Be sure the oils you use are fresh. Refined, cold pressed oils make the best soaps and lotions. They have longer shelf lives than unrefined oils. Refined oils can withstand oxidation far better than unrefined oils can. They have far less odor, if any, because they have been deodorized. They are perfect for making soaps and lotions because they do not have the odors associated with unrefined oils. Unrefined oils are highly flavorful and wonderful for cooking and seasoning, but they have very short shelf lives. And that’s fine for food preparation – most consumers expect to have to either eat or discard fresh food products within short periods of time. Consumers do not have the same expectations of skin care products. We expect our skin care products to last until they are finished up, even if that takes forever. The concept of tossing body care products and make-up 2-3 days after they are made is absurd to most people. Most goods would never make it to market before their stale date. Refined oils are an assurance to the toiletries maker that the oils you use are stable and will give longer shelf life to your finished goods. Store your oils in airtight containers in a cool, dark and dry place. Refrigerators are perfect places for all oils and butters. If your oil thickens and clouds up in the refrigerator, it will become clear and fluid once again at room temperature. You can freeze your butters, as well. Make sure they are well-protected and defrost and use within 6 months. Discard any oils or butters that smell rancid or “fishy”. Fruit and Vegetable Seed Oils Developed to satisfy modern consumers’ demands for low-cost, polyunsaturated oils, fruit and vegetable seed oils are fine, all-purpose oils. They work well in soaps and lotions, as well as a full line of other body care products. When choosing vegetable oils to use in soaps, be careful to pick those high in oleic, lauric and stearic acids, such as olive, jojoba or sunflower, coconut and palm, as your primary oils. Use lower percentages of oils high in essential fatty acids (EFAs) such as apricot kernel or hemp seed oils. These oils tend to be more fragile and less able to provide hardness or stability to the formula. Add them for their nutritional value, not for hardness or shelf life. Nut Seed Oils Sweet almond oil and is a longtime favorite of soapmakers. Macadamia and kukui nut oils are finding their way into the mainstream, as well. In general, nut oils are fine additions to most soap recipes, when used as less than 15% of the oil weight. Nut oil seeds work well in lotions, providing essential fatty acids which help moisturize the skin. When using nut oils, it’s a good idea to list your ingredients on the label. Certain individuals are allergic to nuts. Olive Oils There are many grades of olive oil ranging from extra virgin to pomace. The difference between each grade depends upon its place in a series of pressings made from the fruit of the olive tree. First pressings are generally done immediately after picking, and the best oils come from field pressings. This is considered extra virgin olive oil. Subsequent pressings yield grades such as virgin, grade A and pomace. The last of these, the pomace oil, is performed using a solvent which is removed before the oil is bottled. Vegetable Butters Most vegetable butters contain hydrogenated oils. Hydrogenated oils are made by mixing a vegetable or nut oil with a precious metal catalyst, such as platinum or palladium on ceramic, under hydrogen pressure. The result is the creation of saturated fatty acids, such as stearine, which provides for a hardened mass, at room temperature. There are a few exceptions to hydrogenation, namely, aloe butter and Monoi or Polynesian Tiare oils, that are made by infusing the plant material into a solid vegetable oil such as coconut oil. Shea (aka Karite), mango and cocoa butters are made by extracting the vegetable or nut oil under hydraulic pressure. No other ingredients are needed, so we refer to these types of butters as naturally occurring. continued on next page 2004 Snowdrift Farm, Inc. All rights reserved.

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NouriFusion™ Normal To Dry Skin Search -- New! Skin Essentials Skin Revitalizers Body Essentials Hair Essentials Fragrances NouriFusion™ Normal To Dry Skin Normal to dry skin feels tight, sensitive. You may notice fine lines or rough patches on the skin. NouriFusion™ MultiVitamin products for normal to dry skin provide the extra hydration you need to restore a soft, supple texture to your face. MultiVitamin Normal to Dry System Basic, daily skin care for drier skin. MultiVitamin Lotion Cleanser Gently dissolves dirt and impurities. MultiVitamin Toner Helps tone without drying. MultiVitamin Moisturizer SPF 15 Day moisturizer with broad spectrum sun protection. Meet your Distributor! Connect with your personal wellness expert Featured Products: MultiVitamin Normal to Dry System United States - English United States - English United States - Spanish Argentina - Spanish Australia - English Austria - German Belgium - English Bolivia - Spanish Botswana - English Brazil - Portuguese Canada - English Canada - French Chile - Spanish Colombia - Spanish Croatia - Croatian Cyprus - English Czech Republic - Czech Denmark - English Dominican Republic - Spanish Estonia - English Finland - English France - French Germany - German Greece - English Hong Kong - Chinese Hungary - Hungarian Iceland - English India - English Indonesia - English Ireland - English Israel - English Italy - Italian Jamaica - English Japan - Japanese Korea - Korean Latvia - Russian Lesotho - English Lithuania - Russian Macau - English Malaysia – Bahasa Malaysia – English Malaysia – Mandarin Mexico - Spanish Namibia - English Netherlands - English New Zealand - English Norway - English Panama - Spanish Philippines - English Poland - Polish Portugal - Portuguese Puerto Rico - Spanish Russian Federation - Russian Singapore - English Slovak Republic - Slovakian South Africa - English Spain - Spanish Swaziland - English Sweden - English Switzerland - German Taiwan - Chinese Thailand - English Turkey - Turkish Ukraine - Russian United Kingdom - English Venezuela - Spanish Site Map | Site Tools | FAQ | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Contact Us © 2006 Herbalife International of America, Inc. Herbalife is a proud member of the Direct Selling Association No reproduction in whole or in part without written permission. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks and product images exhibited on this site, unless otherwise indicated, are the property of Herbalife International, Inc.

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