HerbtoniQ Epsom Bath Salt Crystal Granules for Foot Soak, Bath & Scrub – 480 g (12 Pouches × 40 g)

Our Epsom salt for foot soak comes in 12 single-use 40 g pouches – one for every week of the next three months. Drop a pouch into warm water after a long day, sit back for twenty minutes, and let your feet feel lighter and refreshed.

Key Benefits

• A relaxing, soothing foot soak after standing or walking all day.
• Softens the feel of rough heels before a pumice or scrub.
• Turns an ordinary bath into a calming self-care ritual.
• Mixed with oil, makes a simple scrub for softer-feeling skin.
• Measured pouches mean no spills, scoops or damp jars.

What’s Inside

12 pouches of 40 g each, 480 g in total:

• 12 × Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulphate) Crystal Granules, 40 g – Epsom salt is magnesium sulphate in crystal form – despite the name, it is not table salt and is not meant for eating. The clear crystals dissolve quickly in warm water and leave no colour or scent.

How to Use

1. Fill a tub or basin with comfortably warm water.
2. Empty one 40 g pouch into the water and stir until dissolved.
3. Soak your feet for 15–20 minutes, then pat dry and moisturise.
4. Scrub: mix a spoonful of salt with coconut oil, massage on damp heels and elbows and rinse.
5. Bath: add 2–3 pouches to a warm bath or 1 to a bucket of warm water.
6. Not for eating. Avoid broken or irritated skin and keep away from eyes. If you have a medical condition, check with your doctor before long, hot soaks. Patch test before first use on skin.

Who Is It For

For men and women who spend long hours on their feet – teachers, shop owners, nurses, runners, travellers – and anyone looking for a simple weekly self-care habit. A neat gift for parents and grandparents, too.

Why HerbtoniQ

HerbtoniQ packs its Epsom salt in India in sealed, single-use pouches. Every soak gets fresh, dry crystals, and the rest stay protected from moisture until you need them.

FAQs

How often can I do an Epsom salt foot soak?

Once or twice a week is a popular routine. Always pat your feet dry and moisturise afterwards.

How much water should I use with one pouch?

Enough warm water to cover your feet up to the ankles in a tub or basin – usually 3–4 litres.

Can I add essential oil to the soak?

Yes. A few drops of lavender or peppermint essential oil, mixed first with a little carrier oil, add a pleasant aroma.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.