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Setting Up Supplies for a Home Foot Detox
Organizing Materials & Supplies for the Home Foot Detox
Ingredients Needed for Your Home Foot Detox
Adding Ingredients to Your Home Foot Detox
Putting Your Feet Into Your Home Spa Detox Bath
Instructions for the Middle of Your Foot Detox Treatment
Importance of Drinking Water During a Foot Detox Treatment
Understanding How the Body Ingests Toxins
How Will You Feel After Your Foot Detox?
The Importance of Detoxing Every Three Months
The Proper Environment for a Foot Detox Procedure
When The Foot Detox Treatment is Almost Complete
What Happens After Your Foot Detox Treatment?
Diet & Nutrition After Your Foot Detox Treatment
Summary: How to gather and use the proper ingredients for a foot detox; get expert tips and advice on home spa detoxification treatments in this free personal health video.
Angie Yarid is the owner of L.A. Tans & Aesthetic Center in Miami, Fla. Yarid has more than 25 years of experience and is certified in VelaShape, laser hair removal, and is a facial...read more
"On behalf of expertvillage.com, my name is Angie Yarid from LA Wax and Skincare Center in good old sunny Miami, Florida and today we’ll be talking about the bioenergizer foot spa detox. Our most important ingredient is water, now once we pour out water in which is at a more comfortable temperature for the client, make sure that they don’t get burn so it’s comfortable for them. Then we apply our salt which is what does the work with the coil and the coil is what activates the ingredients in the salt that we applied to the water to perform the service that we need. So now let’s go and get our water that we can pour into the footbath to start this treatment… okay and of course it’s nice and warm it must be comfortable for the client and we’re going to pour into the footbath, now the water has to be at a certain level."
eHow Article: Ingredients Needed for Your Home Foot Detox
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