- Vegan · with organic ingredients
- No added water
Foot Bath Salt Green Magic
For tired feet after a long day
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Long-lasting You decide the amount yourself, depending on how intense you want the foot bath to be
That's why there's no fixed figure
- A breather for tired feetA foot bath after a long day
- Alpine salt and organic jojoba oilGreen from real spinach powder
- Coarse-grainedDissolves slowly
In stock · handmade in small batches · ships in 2 to 3 working days
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About the product
Good to know
Where the green comes from
From spinach powder. Plus coarse Alpine salt, bicarbonate of soda, organic jojoba oil and a scent of tea tree and spearmint oil.
How it works
Add the desired amount to a bowl of warm water, let it dissolve, feet in. The recommended bathing time is 15 to 20 minutes. Afterwards, dry your feet well, especially between the toes, and apply the foot care balm.
Made by hand
Filled in small batches in my studio in Trostberg. That's why the colour and distribution of the spinach powder may differ slightly from batch to batch and from the product images.
Full transparency
Key ingredients
5 key ingredients, each one here for a reason. We tell you which.
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Salt
Sodium Chloride
What it is: Mineral salt used as coarse sea salt or Alpine salt.
For your skin: Serves as a mineral base in bath products and hair formulas and contributes to the texture.
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Jojoba oil
Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
What it is: Botanically a liquid plant wax from the seeds of the jojoba shrub, in organic quality.
For your skin: Spreads very well, leaves skin and hair supple and leaves a light, cared-for feel.
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Spinach powder
Spinacia Oleracea Powder
What it is: Finely ground spinach powder.
For your skin: Natural powder and colour component in green care and bath products.
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Tea tree oil
Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil
What it is: Essential leaf oil of the tea tree.
For your skin: Strong, characteristically herbal scent.
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Spearmint oil
Mentha Spicata Oil
What it is: Essential oil of spearmint.
For your skin: Fresh, sweetish mint scent.
Full ingredient list (INCI)
*natural component of essential oils
Coarse Alpine salt, bicarbonate of soda, organic virgin jojoba oil, spinach powder, tea tree essential oil, spearmint essential oil
Deliberately in. Deliberately left out.
After a long day, a foot bath can simply feel good. For Green Magic, we combined coarse Alpine salt with organic jojoba oil, spinach powder for the green colour and the essential oils of tea tree and spearmint.
How it's often done
- Salt as the main ingredient In many foot baths, sea salt or rock salt makes up the largest share of the blend.
- Colour depending on the formula Added colourants are often used for a particular colour.
- Care depending on the formula Some foot baths consist mainly of salt and scent, others also contain oils.
- Scent depending on the formula The scent is often built with perfume oils or fragrance blends.
Why we do it differently
- Coarse Alpine salt as the base Coarse Alpine salt and bicarbonate of soda form the base, and the coarse grain dissolves slowly.
- Organic jojoba oil for the foot bath Organic virgin jojoba oil adds a caring component to the salt.
- Green from spinach powder The green colour of the salt comes from real spinach powder in the formula.
- Scent of tea tree and spearmint Two essential oils give the foot bath its fresh, clear scent.
What's in it instead
- Coarse Alpine salt
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Bicarbonate of soda
- Organic virgin jojoba oil
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Spinach powder
- Tea tree essential oil
- Spearmint essential oil
The difference isn't in the promise. It's in the formula.
How to use
Your ritual at home
- 1 DosePut the amount you want into a bowl of warm water, let it dissolve and soak your feet for 15 to 20 minutes.
- 2 Please noteFlowers, leaves, powder or other plant parts do not dissolve completely. They can leave residue and natural traces of colour, so please clean the bowl afterwards.
How long it lasts
You decide the amount yourself, depending on how intense you want the foot bath to be.
We don't add water as a filler. That makes every batch more concentrated, and you need noticeably less per use.
That's why there's no fixed figure.
FAQ
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Your routine
Goes with your routine
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