Using a Foot Massage Bath

When you've had a hard day at work or you've just been on your feet all day for whatever reason, you probably have very sore feet that you want to sooth.  You can do that with a foot massage, but the only problem is that you need to find someone that is willing to give you a foot massage, or else you need to do it yourself.  If neither of those options will work, you can use a foot massage machine.  The problem with these is that they are very expensive.  Instead, you can opt for a foot massage bath.My High Heels

A foot massage bath can be done in a number of different ways.  If you want, you can invest in an electric foot bath that keeps the water warm and sometimes has a foot massager on the bottom.  Some of these can be expensive, but there are also very inexpensive ones as well.  All you need is some warm water and your favorite foot soak to add to the water.  Sit and relax with a book.

If you are more interested in going the cheaper route, you can soak your feet in a bucket or basin.  I got a sturdy plastic basin perfect for feet soaking at the dollar store.  Make sure it is big enough to fit your feet in, especially if you are using a round bucket.  Also, be sure not to fill it too much or else it will overflow when you put your feet in.  You can add a foot soak, Epsom salt, baking soda, honey, oatmeal, or another product that will help sooth and soften your feet as you soak.

No matter what you choose to soak your feet in, you can fill it up and enjoy with a book.  Let them soak for at least 15 minutes, more if you really want to relax.  Finish off your foot soak by rubbing your feet and rubbing in some lotion.  Then, put on some cozy socks and get in bed.  Your feet will feel best when you wake up in the morning.

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