Things You'll Need:
- Lemon slices
- Red apple cider vinegar
- Epsom salts
- Olive oil
- 10 mint leaves
- 2 pairs of thick white socks
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Step 1
Here we go with our intensive, revitalizing foot treatment - first up - visual inspection. Make sure you have no little cuts, sores or cuticle tears. We will be using vinegar, lemon juice and salt. All very acidic and not very cut friendly. I also recommend cutting your toenails and filing BEFORE you soak.
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Step 2
PRE-SCRUB: Mash several slices of fresh lemon together with 1/4 cup Epsom salt. Rub mixture into your feet, concentrating on any rough spots. Slip on a pair of white socks and stay busy for 15 minutes. Crush your mint leaves with a 1/4 cup of salt and 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice. Set aside.
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Step 3
SOAK: Prepare a basin or foot soak with hot (yet comfortable)water and 1 cup Epsom salts. If you have some smooth garden rocks or marbles, you can add them to your soak, in order to massage your soles. Massage your calves, if you like. Or just relax, the vinegar and salt will do all the work.
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Step 4
BIG FINISH: When your soak is over and the water has started to cool, rub your wet feet with the mint leaf mixture. Just rub and watch all the dead skin slough off. Rinse your feet in cool water. Massage olive oil deep into your feet, put on a pair of thick socks and Voila! Velvet feet. When you next take those socks off, you won't recognize your own feet. Please do not overlook the fact that this is a WONDERFUL gift to give to someone you love!
















Comments
MotherDove said
on 8/11/2009 To SteveMar2 and PoetryMan - RUN, do not walk to the nearest basin of hot water and Epsom salts! LOL Trust me, women LOVE men with sexy, healthy feet. Oh, and if you do it for her - well, you can thank me later! ;-)
poetryman69 said
on 6/23/2009 nice, I think I might try it
stevemar2 said
on 6/3/2009 Nice article! I think all women should try this.
joanhaines said
on 5/25/2009 No more grody feet for me! Thanks for the easy pampering directions.
CADarko said
on 5/8/2009 This is an activity am going to do with my twin teenage daughters on "Watch a Chick Flick Night".Kat