Review on 👣 NatraCure Foot Scrub - Exfoliates, Revitalizes and Hydrates Dry, Cracked Feet, Moisturizes Dry Skin - 4 oz (9921-4OZ) by Lori Jordan

I have been using this product for 3 days so far. and i want to break the days Day 1 - I open the tube and squeeze out some foot scrub. It is cloudy in color with black spots and has a very thick consistency. As for the smell, I honestly only smell floral notes and menthol, so I give 4 stars for value for money. If you're expecting apricot (like St. Ives smells), orange, sage, or any of the other botanical staples on the list, you'll be disappointed. The smell of menthol doesn't bother me. They honestly reminded me of tiger balm with a floral scent, so personally it didn't bother me, but I would have preferred other notes. After brushing it is really natural and does the job. When I went to apply lotion after the shower, I still noticed that there was dead skin on my legs. My feet have definitely become noticeably softer. Day 2: My feet are even softer but there is less dead skin. I understand why the product should be used for 7 days and then once a week. Personally, I haven't used a foot scrub since before the pandemic, so my feet are definitely not up to my usual standards. I love how the dry parts of my feet slowly fade into softer, smoother skin. Day 3 My hard dry spots around my toes are disappearing even more. There is a persistent roughness at the moment but I have a feeling it will go away in the next four days. I noticed that today the menthol smell is a bit stronger than the floral notes, while before the floral notes were a bit stronger. In general, he does his job. If you want to soften your feet and remove dead skin, this is a great product. If you're expecting it to smell anything other than floral notes and menthol, you'll be disappointed. As said, imagine the smell of tiger balm with floral notes and you'll pretty much understand what it smells like. If you are not put off by the smell then I think you will be very happy with this product.