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Professional Pedicures

0032ci_gs242090.jpg   Most day spas and salons offer pedicures; for $35-$65 you get a one-hour treatment that will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Professional pedicures generally include a cleansing foot soak; filing of corns, calluses, and dry skin areas; a moisturizing treatment; cuticle shaping; nail trimming and cleaning; and the application of nail polish. Some pedicures also include a brief foot massage.

 

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Common Essential Oils

0033dv_72983743.jpgCypress (Cupresus sempervirens)

Refreshing, deodorant. Used in massage oils/lotions and in foot soaks to soothe muscle cramps and rheumatism, relieve symptoms of menstrual and menopausal problems, and calm nervous tension. Also used for sweaty feet, and to treat some respiratory conditions.

 

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Essential Oils

0051ph_11000-009316.jpg     Essential oils are highly concentrated natural substances extracted by steam distillation, or by other methods, from plant leaves, flowers, roots, and seeds. Throughout history, ancient cultures in Egypt, India, China, Rome, and Greece used aromatic oils for therapeutic and medicinal practices, in religious ceremonies, in cosmetic and perfume products, as well as for bathing.

 

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Get Soaking

0007dv_73348165.jpgAll you really need for a good foot soak: is water and a basin, but there are a few ingredients that you’ll want to have around the house so that you’re always prepared to whip up a little basin of relaxation.

 

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FOOT SOAKS

FOOT SOAKS      One ofthe simplest things you can do to treat your aching feet is soak them in a basin ofwarm water at the end of the day (or anytime you need relief). Foot soaks not only feel great; they can be very therapeutic. Soaking in warm water warms and relaxes muscles, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissue, as well as increases circulation to the feet.

 

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