A warm herbal foot bath in ten dissolving sachets, with wormwood, safflower and ginger extracts. A quiet end-of-day soak for feet that have carried you through.
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Warm water, a single sachet, and a few quiet minutes. The herbal powder dissolves into the bath and turns an ordinary foot soak into a considered pause at the end of the day.
Each sachet holds a herbal blend of wormwood, safflower and ginger extracts in a bath salt base. Let it dissolve for 3-5 minutes in warm water, then settle in for a 30-40 minute soak.
Keep the box near the bath for evenings when your feet have carried you through a long day, or set a sachet out before a quiet night in. The ten sachets are simple to store and portion for a foot spa at home.
Fill a basin or foot bath with warm water. Add one sachet and wait 3-5 minutes for it to dissolve completely. Soak your feet for 30-40 minutes, then remove the sachet and discard.
Wormwood extract, safflower extract, ginger extract
Patch test before first use. Discontinue if irritation occurs. For external use only.
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I am on my second ten sachet box because the format is easy to keep by the tub. The sachet takes closer to five minutes to dissolve in my cooler tap water, which is a small annoyance when I want to start soaking right away. The safflower and ginger scent is mild and my heels felt softer by bedtime, so I will keep buying it.
Sana B. · Canada
I chose this over a tub of bath salts because each sachet is already measured and I don't have to scoop anything. One sachet dissolved in about four minutes in warm water, and the wormwood and ginger scent stayed soft rather than sharp. My feet felt warm and less puffy after thirty minutes, and the skin between my toes felt clean an hour later.
Esme L. · Japan
I gave a box to my sister who works on her feet all day, and she called to say the safflower and ginger blend left her skin feeling soft an hour after she soaked. The ten sachets are separate, so it was easy to split the box between two gifts. The scent is warm and herbal without being sharp.
Selin G. · Australia
I have warm olive skin and the ginger in these sachets leaves a soft, even flush on my feet that doesn't look ruddy against my coloring. One sachet dissolves in about four minutes in warm water, and the wormwood scent is mild, not medicinal. An hour after soaking, the skin on my heels feels softer and looks less dry.
Priya R. · United States
I dropped one sachet in a basin of warm water and it broke down in about four minutes, no stirring needed. The water went a faint amber and the scent stayed mild, more root than perfume. What I keep coming back for is the finish: an hour after I dried off, my heels felt soft and cushioned rather than tight, and that lasted into the next morning. Ten sachets means I can keep this up twice a week without rationing.
Freya C. · Australia
I soak at night and expected a basin to scrub, but the sachet breaks down into soft pulp that I tip straight into the bin. One pass with a cloth and the basin is clean. The ginger reads warm rather than sharp and my feet still feel soft the next morning. Thirty minutes is longer than I usually last sitting still, so I often stop early.
Camille N. · United States
I drop a sachet in the basin while I get dressed, and by the time I sit down it has dissolved into cloudy water, so it is the final thing I do before I put my shoes on. The wormwood smells green and slightly bitter rather than sweet, which wakes me up. My feet feel cool and tight an hour later instead of puffy. I only wish the water stayed hot longer, since it goes lukewarm before the forty minutes are up.
Nadia V. · Ireland
My ankles flare up with most scented products, so I started with one sachet in a small basin and only my toes in the water. Nothing stung or itched on that patch, and the water felt mild rather than sharply warm. Twice a week now for the full soak and the skin there stays calm.
Rosa R. · United States
What surprised me was the smell, more wood and earth than the sharp ginger note I had braced for, and it lingered in the room after I emptied the basin. An hour later my heels still felt soft and cool, which I did not expect from a soak at all.
Bianca V. · Germany
The sachet has more weight to it than a tea bag, packed tight with the herb mix, and the paper goes soft the second it touches the water. I pressed it once and the contents shifted like wet grain. No grit settled at the bottom of the basin, which I was watching for.
Imani T. · United States
Most evenings I only get five minutes, so I fill a shallow bowl, drop one sachet in, and by the time the water cools enough for my feet the blend has already gone soft and cloudy. It ends up a short soak rather than the full pause, and my feet still feel warm and loose afterward. The ten sachets cover two work weeks for me.
Dahlia Y. · France
I use one sachet in a basin of warm water and let it sit the full five minutes before my feet go in, then I add a scoop of magnesium flakes once the water turns amber. Layered that way the soak still works, though the herbal scent gets buried under the salt and I lose that part of it. The water holds its heat for most of the forty minutes, which is what I actually bought it for.
Keiko K. · United Kingdom
