A warm foot soak of sea salt, tea leaf oil and jojoba oil. Ten minutes in the basin leaves feet feeling softened and refreshed.
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Warm water, a scatter of salt crystals and ten quiet minutes. The soak softens the day from the feet up, leaving skin feeling supple and refreshed.
Sea salt gives the water its weight, while tea leaf oil and jojoba oil bring a silky feel to the surface. The crystals dissolve in warm water, turning a basin into a small ritual.
Reach for it after a long day on your feet, before a pedicure, or as a slow Sunday habit. The 100g size sits neatly beside the bath.
Fill a basin with warm water and add a spoonful of the salts. Stir to begin dissolving, then soak feet for 10-15 minutes. Lift out and pat dry, following with a foot cream if you like.
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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The jojoba oils leave a smooth finish on the skin that lasts well past the soak, and I noticed it most when I put socks on later that evening. My only gripe is that the basin gets a little slick, so I rinse it right after. Still something I reach for twice a week.
Zoe M. · Germany
I switched to this after my previous foot soak ran out, and the difference shows in how the salts actually dissolve instead of sitting gritty at the bottom of the basin. The tea leaf scent stays soft rather than sharp, and my feet still feel comfortable an hour after I dry them off.
Selin P. · United States
I do this right before bed and the cleanup is minimal. The basin rinses with plain water, no oily ring left behind, and my feet dry off without a residue that would bother me in socks. Fifteen minutes and I'm done.
Keiko R. · France
The salt is coarse and pale with tea leaf flecks running through it, so it looks good in a plain bowl beside the basin. Once it's in the water the flecks sink and the surface goes a bit murky, which is the one thing I'd flag if you plan to shoot it. The soak itself is pleasant and my feet feel softer after.
Sana B. · United States
I stirred a portion into the basin and the water took on a faint tea tint within a minute, with leaf bits drifting around. The scent rose with the steam and stayed mild, nothing sharp. My feet felt cooled and clean once I dried them, and the jojoba oils didn't leave them greasy.
Farah V. · India
I gave this to my sister, who is on her feet all day, and she said the salts dissolved quickly in warm water and left her skin comfortable instead of tight. My only note is that the scent carries more than I expected, so I would check before handing it to someone picky about fragrance.
Paloma G. · United Kingdom
The tea leaf scent is what got me, quiet and a little green rather than perfumed. I soak the full fifteen minutes and my feet still feel soft an hour later when I'm in socks on the couch. Put in another order before the first portion was half gone.
Noor G. · Netherlands
What surprised me is how my feet feel an hour after soaking, still soft and not dried out the way they get after a plain soap bath. The salts absorb fast in warm water and the jojoba shows up without any greasy film. I dry them thoroughly, put socks on, and it has become a whole evening habit.
Ayla B. · United Kingdom
I took the default size since there was just the one option, and the tub fits fine under my bathroom sink. The tea leaf and jojoba leave my skin comfortable after the ten minute soak, though I do wish a smaller size existed for trying it out first. Still glad I bought it.
Ruth W. · Spain
I use one small portion per basin and my tub has held up through about two months of nearly nightly soaks. The sea salt dissolves cleanly and leaves no grit at the bottom of the bowl. I will be getting the same one when it runs out.
Lina O. · Canada
After ten hours on my feet I soak for the full fifteen minutes and the tea leaf scent is what settles me. The salts absorb well, and my heels are noticeably less rough the next morning. The one thing I would change is how fast the scent fades from the basin, so I stir in a little extra halfway through.
Hannah B. · Japan
I picked this over a plain bag of epsom salts because of the jojoba oil in the blend, and that turned out to be the right call. The salts dissolve quickly once I stir them and the water goes a bit silky. My feet feel soft rather than tight when I get out.
Thea S. · Australia
I would recommend this to anyone who stands all day and wants a simple basin soak before bed. A portion of the salts in warm water, a short stir, and ten minutes leave my feet feeling fresh. The only drawback is that the salts settle if I do not stir again midway. I still pass it along to friends with tired feet.
Nina L. · United States
I have a reactive patch on one ankle and used a small portion of the salts in warm water for ten minutes. The grains dissolve after a brief stir and the tea leaf and the jojoba oils leave that patch feeling calm when I dry it. I noticed no sting, and the skin felt soft an hour later.
Clara P. · Australia
I have olive skin and the sea salt soak leaves no pale film on my feet after I dry them thoroughly. The salts dissolve in warm water with a quick stir, and the jojoba oils keep the skin feeling comfortable without changing its natural color. It matches my coloring because nothing looks masked.
Maya B. · Ireland
I use a portion in warm water after a foot scrub and before a thick cream, and the jojoba oils sit well under the layers. The salts need a longer stir to dissolve completely, which is my only small gripe. I still keep it in the rotation because my feet feel comfortable an hour later.
Aoife F. · Germany
On busy nights I scoop a small portion of the salts into warm water, stir once, and soak for five minutes. The grains dissolve quickly and the tea leaf and jojoba oils leave my feet comfortable after I dry them. It fits a short routine without feeling rushed.
Rosa B. · France
