How to Do Your Own DIY Foot Spa

There are a few occasions where an at-home pampering session is just…necessary. Maybe you’re prepping for a hot date and you want to make sure all your piggies are in pristine condition. Maybe you’ve had a really long day and you just need a foot soak to take your mind off the rude lady from the subway or your boss’s seemingly-incessant criticism. Perhaps you just want to primp–a natural-born right bestowed upon all women.

Whatever your reasoning, we are here to inspire your own DIY foot spa sesh. We’ll start at the very beginning.

 

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Your Own Foot Spa Right at Home

Soak Those Bad Boys

Fill a large basin with medium-to-hot water. we like to use a litter box because it’s cheap and large enough for both feet. You can invest in a made-for-feet basin or even try large bowls. The choice is yours. Add about a cup of Epsom salts and a little bit of lotion or body wash and mix. You can also use essential oil. Let your feet soak for a good 10 to 15 minutes. Sometimes we just wait until the water gets cold, .

 

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Remove Dead Skin

The Epsom soak will loosen dead skin and other unpleasantries, making it easier for you to scrub it all away. Sometimes we used a loofah, other times a pumice stone. the favorite, though (and this is somewhat of an indulgence) is Le Edge. It’s a multipurpose exfoliation tool. It’s disgusting–in a very satisfying way–to see what this thing scrapes off.

 

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DIY Sugar Scrub

 

To further exfoliate your feet, make yourself a DIY sugar scrub. we typically combine 1/4 cup sugar, 1/8 cup olive oil and a teaspoon of honey. Mix well and massage onto each foot and leg for about three minutes each. Afterward, rinse it all away.

 

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Lock in Moisture