Anti-Fungal Bath, Body & Therapeutic Massage Oil w/ Magnesium Oil + Vitamin D3

"From funky feet to flaky scalps, Granny brought a bigger bottle of common sense."

Some products have one job. Granny finds that adorable.

Godly Granny's Anti-Fungal Bath, Body & Therapeutic Massage Oil was created to earn its bathroom real estate. This hardworking head-to-toe formula combines Tea Tree Oil, Apple Cider Vinegar, Magnesium Chloride, Vitamin D3, and three beautiful botanical oils in one remarkably versatile bottle.

Massage oil? Absolutely. Body oil? You bet. Bath oil? Pour it in. Foot soak? Get a basin. Feet that could knock a buzzard off a gut wagon? Granny would particularly like a word with those.

And we haven't even gotten to your scalp, toenails, fingernails, or that husband you've been trying to convince to rub your shoulders.

Tea Tree + Apple Cider Vinegar: Granny Knew Exactly What She Was Doing

Tea Tree Leaf Oil and Apple Cider Vinegar have long histories in traditional personal-care routines, particularly those focused on feet, scalp, nails, and skin that needs a little extra cleansing attention.

Tea Tree Oil brings its unmistakably fresh, herbal character to the formula, while Apple Cider Vinegar adds another familiar ingredient traditionally used in foot, scalp, and skin-care routines. They're especially welcome in a product designed for hardworking feet and other areas where freshness and everyday personal care matter. Then Granny added Magnesium Chloride, making this much more than an ordinary Tea Tree body oil.

Massage it into tired feet and legs after a long day. Work it into your shoulders, arms, hands, or back. Or take it along for a professional massage when appropriate.

Vitamin D3 rounds out the formula, while Sunflower Seed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, and Grape Seed Oil provide the silky glide needed for massage while conditioning the skin.

That's a pretty respectable résumé for one bottle.

Let's Talk About Those Feet

There are tired feet...And then some feet come out of a pair of shoes and change the atmosphere in the room.

Shoes, socks, sweat, heat, workouts, work boots, locker rooms, and twelve-hour days can create an environment where feet need a little extra attention.

That's where a dedicated foot-care routine comes in.

Wash and thoroughly dry your feet, paying particular attention between the toes. Then massage a small amount of Anti-Fungal Bath, Body & Massage Oil over the feet, heels, around the nails, and other areas that need attention.

You're conditioning dry, rough skin while Tea Tree Oil and Apple Cider Vinegar bring their
fresh, cleansing personalities to the routine.

And when those feet need more than a quick massage?

Bring in the foot basin.

Add a small amount of the oil to comfortably warm water and soak your feet. For an even more complete foot-care experience, pair it with Godly Granny's Anti-Fungal Bath & Foot Fizzy Powder, then dry your feet thoroughly—especially between the toes—and finish with the oil.

Now that's Granny-approved foot care.

Don't Stop at Your Toes

Your fingernails and toenails deserve attention too. Massage a tiny amount into the nails, cuticles, and surrounding skin as part of your regular grooming routine. Dry, neglected-looking cuticles get the conditioning benefits of the botanical oils while Tea Tree Oil and Apple Cider Vinegar make perfect sense in a nail-care formula centered around cleanliness and freshness.

And don't overlook your hair and scalp. Tea Tree Oil and Apple Cider Vinegar are already familiar faces in scalp-care products, making this an interesting pre-shampoo treatment for an oily, flaky, funky, or generally unhappy-feeling scalp. Massage a small amount into the scalp, allow it to sit briefly, then shampoo thoroughly. The botanical oils also make it useful as a pre-shampoo oil treatment for dry-feeling hair and scalp.

One bottle just wandered from your feet all the way to the top of your head.

And Then There's Massage

Don't let the words Anti-Fungal make you forget the rest of the name. This is also a Bath, Body & Massage Oil.

The formula provides the glide needed for targeted or full-body massage. Use it on tired feet, legs, shoulders, back, hands, arms, or other hardworking areas.

Hand it to your spouse or partner and explain that ownership of two functioning hands comes with certain responsibilities.

Bring it along for a professional massage, too, when appropriate for your massage session.

Instead of an ordinary massage oil, you're bringing a silky botanical formula containing Magnesium Chloride, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Apple Cider Vinegar, Vitamin D3, and nourishing plant oils.

That's a massage oil with a résumé.

Bath, Body, Feet, Scalp, Nails... Pick Your Adventure

That's the beauty of a versatile oil.

Body Oil

Smooth a small amount onto slightly damp skin after bathing or showering to help condition dry-feeling skin.

Bath Oil

Add a small amount to comfortably warm bath water for an aromatic, skin-conditioning experience.

Foot Soak

Add a small amount to a basin of comfortably warm water and soak tired feet. Dry thoroughly afterward, especially between the toes.

Massage Oil

Apply enough to provide comfortable glide and massage into feet, legs, shoulders, back, arms, hands, or other desired areas.

Nail & Cuticle Care

Massage a tiny amount around fingernails, toenails, cuticles, and surrounding skin.

Scalp & Hair Treatment

Use a small amount as a pre-shampoo scalp and hair treatment. Massage gently into the scalp and through dry-feeling hair, allow it to sit briefly, then shampoo thoroughly.

One bottle. A whole lot of possibilities.

Granny's Side Note

"Baby, when taking your shoes off requires a warning to innocent bystanders, we're past the point of hoping for the best. Go get the foot basin."