A 100 g sea salt soak blended with tea leaf and jojoba oils, for a warm foot or body bath at the close of the day.
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A handful of salt, a basin of warm water, and the day begins to loosen its hold. The grains dissolve into a soft, faintly cloudy soak, with tea leaf oil and jojoba oil woven through the sea salt.
Add a measure to a basin for the feet after a long day, or stir it into a full bath when you want a slower pause. The water feels warm and cushioned; the oils leave a light slip on the skin as you dry off. The 100 g size sits neatly by the bath for a foot basin or a shallow bath.
It is a quiet ritual rather than a quick rinse: ten to fifteen minutes, then a towel and a few minutes of stillness. Reach for it after a long walk, a day at a desk or an evening when the body asks for warmth.
Add a generous spoonful to a basin of warm water and stir until dissolved. Soak the feet for 10 to 15 minutes, then lift out and pat dry. For a full bath, add a larger measure to running water and soak as you would in any bath.
The full ingredient list (INCI) is printed on the packaging. If you would like to check a specific ingredient before ordering, email us and we will look it up for you.
Patch test before first use. Discontinue if irritation occurs. For external use only.
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I scoop some into a small jar and keep it in my travel bag for hotel rooms. It dissolves in warm water after a long day, and the tea leaf oil scent is calm rather than perfumed. My feet feel soft an hour later, and the jar has not leaked once.
Amara W. · Germany
The soak feels good, but the oils leave a slick ring in my basin. I rinse it with hot water right after and it wipes clean in one pass. That extra step is small at night, though I notice it when I am tired. The tea leaf scent is mild and the salt dissolves without grit, so I would buy it again.
Leila W. · United States
I heap a scoop into the basin each time, so the soak goes down faster than I planned. The salt breaks down fast in warm water, and the jojoba and tea leaf oils leave my feet soft without grease. I still recommend it, though I wish one scoop covered more soaks.
Sana F. · France
The salt is coarser than I expected and the oils make it feel slightly damp in the scoop, a bit like wet sand. It takes a minute of stirring in the warm water before the grains are gone, and some settles at the basin bottom. Once dissolved it feels silky and my skin stays soft afterward. I would buy it again, just with a smaller scoop.
Mei C. · United Kingdom
I compared this with plain Epsom salts and went with it because the jojoba and tea leaf oils meant one step instead of soaking and then lotion. The scoop makes the ratio easy to get right and the salt dissolves without much stirring. My feet still feel moisturized well after I dry them off, which the plain salts never managed. It has earned the shelf space.
Anika E. · India
It has been humid here for weeks and my feet swell by evening, so the basin soak has become a nightly habit. The salt dissolves in the warm water without much stirring and the tea leaf oil keeps the scent from going heavy. I pat them dry and skip lotion since the skin already feels soft. A generous scoop in a full bath works too when I want the whole body done.
Ruth W. · United Kingdom
My ankles flare up with most scented soaks, so I tried this on one foot first for ten minutes. No sting and no tightness after, just skin that felt softer afterward. The jojoba oil seems to keep my heels from going tight and flaky the way they usually do. I use a scoop twice a week now and it stays quiet.
Talia S. · New Zealand
I keep this next to the tub and add a scoop after a dry brush session, then follow with body oil while my feet are still damp. The salt dissolves fast in warm water, so nothing gritty is left at the bottom of the basin. The tea leaf oil scent stays faint and does not fight the oil I put on after. Ten minutes in and my heels feel softer than before.
Ayla P. · Canada
The salt is coarser than I pictured, almost like small crystals, and it took a minute of stirring to break down in the warm water. The tea leaf oil comes up right away, green and a little savoury rather than sweet. Ten minutes in, my feet felt lighter and the skin on my heels had stopped feeling tight.
Noor E. · Italy
There is only the one tub, so that is what I picked. My mild complaint is the scoop, since I end up using two heaped ones for a foot basin because a single scoop looks stingy. Beyond that the salt breaks down well and the jojoba is noticeable on dry heels after a few soaks.
Lucia O. · Canada
I recommend this to people who stand all day, nurses and kitchen staff especially, because a scoop in a basin of warm water costs nothing in effort. The salt dissolves fast and the tea leaf oil makes the bathroom smell clean without going floral. My skin still felt soft an hour after I patted dry.
Selin H. · United States
I soaked my feet in this the night before a wedding where I wore open sandals from morning to night. One scoop in a basin of warm water, fifteen minutes, and the rough patches on my heels were smooth enough to skip the pumice stone. The jojoba leaves a slight film on the skin that I liked. It is now what I reach for before anything where my feet show.
Iris A. · Australia
I went in wondering whether this would suit my colouring, but it is just salt and oil in warm water, so there was nothing to match. The crystals are coarse and greyish, and a few were still gritty at the bottom of the basin after ten minutes. My feet felt soft the next morning anyway, and the tea leaf scent stayed faint instead of perfumey.
Delphine C. · United States
I replaced a drugstore soak with this and the difference is mostly in how my skin feels an hour after. The old one left a film; this one rinses clean and my feet feel soft instead of squeaky. The crystals are coarser so they take a minute longer to dissolve, which is my one small complaint.
Bianca E. · Ireland
Twelve hours in work shoes and my feet are usually done for, but a scoop of this in a basin at night resets them. The salt absorbs into the warm water fast and the tea leaf oil keeps the whole thing from smelling like the sea. An hour later my heels still feel soft rather than dried out.
Esme B. · United States
I finished my first tub and ordered the same one again, so that says most of it. The scoop makes it easy to get the ratio right without guessing. My only gripe is that I wish the scent lingered a bit longer after I dry my feet, since it fades within the hour. Still worth keeping on the shelf.
Ines E. · Germany
This sits by the door and I soak my feet in it for ten minutes before I head out, which sounds odd but it settles me. The jojoba in it means my skin does not feel tight or chalky afterward, just soft. By the time I put socks on, my feet feel like they belong to me again.
Marta R. · United States
I picked this up for my sister who is on her feet all day in a hospital, and she called me the same evening to say her feet finally stopped aching. The salt dissolves quickly in warm water and leaves the basin smelling clean rather than perfumed. I ended up keeping the first tub for myself.
Dahlia D. · France
