Dead Sea Mineral Foot Bath Salts - Sweet Communion Lavender Peppermint
Foot Care Products: Dead Sea Mineral Foot Bath Salts – Sweet Communion to Relax Weary Feet
The Castle Baths Sweet Communion all natural Foot Care Products are ideal for tired, sore feet! Restful feet are happy feet! Try Lavender Sweet Communion Foot Salts. Experience the relaxing lavender aroma of Sweet Communion in this moisturizing and competitively-priced foot soak.
Castle Baths Owner/Founder Laura Thomas created the Sweet Communion aromatherapy blend for her own aches and pains, and is now pleased to offer you the opportunity to enjoy it as well! Our Sweet Communion foot salts are great for soothing swollen, weary feet at the end of the day, especially if you suffer from leg cramps or other repeated aches and pains. Made from only the finest aromatherapy essential oil of lavender, and with pure, authentic Dead Sea Salt, our Sweet Communion foot salts deliver spa-quality results for just a few more dollars than other foot salts on the market, which don't deliver the same moisturizing or relaxing benefits.
- Sweet Communion Foot Bath Salts are ideal for tired, sore feet
- Moisturizes Dry feet while detoxing
- Offers relaxation to feet and whole self
- End your day with a nice foot soak
- Foot bath salts to help relieve tension
Castle Baths combines a variety of mineral-rich sea salts from across the globe with lavender balsamic to fabricate a restorative foot bath salt soak for the royal feet. Disperse in warm water and feel the relief! Use for tired, sore feet and enjoy a relaxing foot salt soak. Restful feet are always especially good for those times when you feel your immune system has been compromised.
Additional Info | Caution Essential Oil of Peppermint may interfere with the drug Quinidine- Quinidine is suppose to help stabilize the heart beat. Peppermint is added to our foot care products. Ingredients: Dead Sea Salt, Sea Salt, Epsom Salt, Essential Oils of Lavender, Ylang Ylang and Peppermint. |
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Size | 16 oz |
Scent | Lavender |