Spa Foot Pamper Kit Includes Foot Massage Oil, Fresh Feet Salts Soak, Dead Sea Scrub & Wooden Foot Brush Pumice

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Another size aspect to consider is for storage purposes. Where will you store your spa when it's not in use? Would a foldable foot spa be more ideal and when moving the spa around, is there an accessible handle to do so with? Warranty With such a wide variation of foot spas available and each designed with its functions and settings, choosing the foot spa you will find easiest to use is key. Whereas some foot spas come with a portable and easy-to-use handheld remote, others are activated and adjusted by simply pressing the buttons by your feet. Size Your feet will be relieved of any aches and pains as the electric foot massager gets to work with a combination of water, rollers, and heat. Another standout feature is the infrared light, not something you’d normally associate with a foot spa, but the light therapy is an additional pro to this foot bath, which allows for a more relaxing experience, due to its circulation boosting properties.

Relaxation rating Each tester tries out the foot spa, rating how relaxing the overall experience is, assessing the extra features and how noisy they find it. If you buy a machine with non-motorised rollers, avoid overfilling it as moving your feet around can cause water to splash out on to the floor. Use mild cleaning liquids to clean it. We used Milton sterilising tablets. Avoid using solvents, abrasive cleaners and harsh detergents. There are several benefits of using a foot spa. Soaking and relaxing your feet regularly can reduce certain foot conditions such as athletes’ foot and plantar fasciitis as well as soothe general aches and pains, improve your blood circulation and much more. It has also been linked to improving your sleep. How often should you use a foot spa? More features – especially features such as rollers or automatic temperature sensing – will tend to mean a more fully relaxing experience, but also a more expensive unit. If you primarily want a foot spa in which to soak your feet prior to giving yourself a pedicure, a more basic unit with fewer features may be perfect for your needs. However, if you’re serious about footcare, then you may want to invest in a more sophisticated model.This is ready to go as soon as you get it out of the box, so there will be no need to faff about with complicated instructions – although be warned that it is on the heavy side. Once your feet are in, though, it’s instantly relaxing, with the reflexology foot rollers doing their job on the key pressure points when you move your feet up and down. Vibrations and hydrotherapy jet massage are the icing on the cake, especially for sore, tired feet and those affected by arthritis. Variable settings: Cheaper spas just switch on and off, while more advanced machines have adjustable settings for bubbles, heat and vibration. If you crave the feeling of a professional massage, then take time out of your hectic lifestyle with the Medcursor Electric Shiatsu Foot Massager. The foot spa also includes a handy pedicure kit with a nail file, brush, scissors, tweezers, and toe separators – all the tools you need to completely transform those tired feet.

Firstly, ask yourself why you are buying a foot spa. If the answer is because your feet are sore, or perhaps you want to improve your blood circulation, then ensuring you find a foot spa that specifically has functions to soothe and massage your feet a certain way is key. For example, you may opt for a foot spa with warm heat settings, foot rollers, vibration control and so forth. If your main goal with your foot spa is to just relax, you may not require a spa appliance with more advanced settings and functions. SettingsThe foot spa is easy to set up, although you’ll have to heat the water to the right temperature first. The water stays warm for long periods and pours out easily afterwards, thanks to a handy spout. Weaknesses include the noise levels and the short cable, but neither are deal-breakers. Two pumice stones are included: a coarse one to exfoliate and a fine one to polish.

However, the foot massager does only work for 15 minutes at a time (the recommended standard for massage), and this is only after a three minute heat up time. So, depending on how long you like your pamper session, you may prefer a less intense water foot spa so you aren’t disturbed once the session is over and you are in your total state of zen. As it also comes with extra pedicure attachments and a filter to allow the use of bath salts, the Beurer is an all-around fantastic foot spa that would work brilliantly in your home. How we chose our recommendations Its futuristic design may be off putting to some though, and do bear in mind that it's one of the bulkier models on the market so you will need the space to store it. Pros Noise As well as giving each one a subjective assessment to see if spoils relaxation, we also use a decibel metre to measure how noisy each foot spa is. We also like the foot callus-removal attachment, water temperature control, infrared light treatment and carry handle. The FB35 is easy to use, although it might take a while to familiarise yourself with the attachments. It’s surprisingly affordable, too, but it isn’t the quietest.

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Attachments: Pumice stones, nail brushes and roller massagers are the most common attachments available with the spa itself. However, ensure you don’t end up paying for attachments that you’ll never use.