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A soothing therapeutic soak for tired, aching feet. This natural herbal blend contains the antiseptic, deodorizing, and healing properties of natural Tea Tree Oil to condition feet. Wild mint stimulates blood circulation to refresh and revive. Mineral salts help to soften rough calluses. Feet look and feel soft, clean and healthy.
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111 of 115 people found the following review helpful
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I blush to think any male with whom I am acquainted will ever read this review, but I have to recommend this stuff to anyone wanting their feet to feel better. Ladies, I'm a guy, and generally couldn't care less about my tootsies--unless I'm stepping on toys in the kid's room. Anyway, I bought a Brookstone foot spa for the Mrs, and some of this stuff for her to use with it, and tears came to her eyes when she put her feet in! And she has really dry, cracked, feet. These folks sent a sample of their Tea Tree Oil Foot Balm, and I'm including that in the order, too. I rubbed it into her feet, and it fixed some mild psoriasis on my hands! Buy with confidence! MAN NOTE: This stuff smells great with a Bolivar cigar! A real treat--just don't let the guys know... ;]
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful
I'm also a man, and I'm not ashamed to use this product myself. I've got the driest, most cracked-up heels and forefeet I've ever seen, and they require a lot of care just so I can walk around without bleeding on my socks.
I use (and recommend) FLEXITOL heel balm, whose active ingredient is synthesized urea--yep, the guys know that peeing on your feet in the shower kills athlete's foot. But it's gross. Flexitol gives you the active ingredient without any of the ick factor, and your feet will immediately feel better.
But it's not enough. I have to just about use a belt sander on these heels if I let them go for more than a week. I can cut down the effort required to care for them by sitting down in front of the tv with my feet soaking in a hot spa with these soaking salts added. If I can leave my feet in there until they're nice and waterlogged, I can give them a good rubbing/scratching and most of the worst dead skin just sloughs off. Much better than a plain water soak.
Then I let my feet dry completely, and sand what's left with a fine grit emery sander "heel board." Then hit it with the Flexitol and I'm good for a week or so with only the ointment in the mornings.
If you've been struggling with heavily cracked feet, you might want to consider a foot soaker as part of your maintenance. It will help you.
I use (and recommend) FLEXITOL heel balm, whose active ingredient is synthesized urea--yep, the guys know that peeing on your feet in the shower kills athlete's foot. But it's gross. Flexitol gives you the active ingredient without any of the ick factor, and your feet will immediately feel better.
But it's not enough. I have to just about use a belt sander on these heels if I let them go for more than a week. I can cut down the effort required to care for them by sitting down in front of the tv with my feet soaking in a hot spa with these soaking salts added. If I can leave my feet in there until they're nice and waterlogged, I can give them a good rubbing/scratching and most of the worst dead skin just sloughs off. Much better than a plain water soak.
Then I let my feet dry completely, and sand what's left with a fine grit emery sander "heel board." Then hit it with the Flexitol and I'm good for a week or so with only the ointment in the mornings.
If you've been struggling with heavily cracked feet, you might want to consider a foot soaker as part of your maintenance. It will help you.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I love the Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak! After walking around all day in very uncomfortable dress shoes, my feet were on fire and killing me! After 10-15 minutes of soaking, my feet felt refreshed and the pain was completely gone! I will definately buy more when I run out!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
It didn't hurt!
My wife and I both used it.Now,I'm a man's man and I've never really cared for my feet as often as I probably should. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jaydee
Unbelievably effective
I soak my feet for up to 30 minutes in this wonderful foot soak. Right now, as a new user, I use it three or four times a week, in the evening. Read more
Published 3 months ago by citizen fact checker
Foot Soak
The verdict is still out on the benefits of this foot soak. I bought a foot bath and figured I would try to the foot soak with it. Read more
Published 8 months ago by dfauquier
The only product like it that delivers!
My wife's feetsies have been suffering from the dry hot heat of Texas. We have tried many lotions, creams, exfoliators, and soaks. Nothing has truly helped in the long run. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Glenda M. Black
Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak - Good but little expensive
It works well, soothes the feet. My hard and painful NY commute feet were really soothed when I started using it in hot water in a 2-sectional cleaning caddy,using 1 teaspoon for... Read more
Published 12 months ago by V. Polavarapu
Guys, buy this for your girlfriend!
I got it along with a foot bath for my girlfriend and she loves it! ...that's all that matters, right? Read more
Published 13 months ago by Marshall Terry
Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak
I got this for my girlfriend. She seems happy enough with the product. (She is definantly not complaining).
Published 16 months ago by Brad
One of the best foot soaks I ever used
Tea Tree Oil is great for the feet and if you are like me and have cracked feet this will help you out. Great with a scrub and some Aloe lotion afterwards.
Published 17 months ago by b-rad
Disappointing
This product had such great reviews from other customers that I thought I would try it, what a disappointment! It barely smells like tea tree oil and doesn't do much for your feet.
Published 17 months ago by Tatyana
Too expensive for what it does
I've been using this everyday for a week and in my opinion, it works no better than pure epsom salt, and epsom salt is a helluva lot cheaper, just a fraction of the cost. Read more
Published 18 months ago by R. kossak
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