Why Use A foot scrubber?

Using soap and rocks to scrub the feet is known as foot scrubbing. Dead skin cells are removed, calluses are reduced, circulation is improved, muscle contraction from walking or standing all day is relieved, and sore muscles are soothed during this procedure.

Both "dry" and "wet" foot scrubbers are acceptable. In a dry feet scrub, the deep tissue massage will massage the client's feet on the massage table while applying a sugar or pumice scrub.

Clients have a hot foot bath or a shower while receiving a wet foot scrub outside of the massaging treatment room. Returning to the massage treatment area, the massage is resumed as usual once the feet are moisturized.

Benefits of using a foot scrubber
 

• Exfoliants and moisturizing oils provide a unique type of massage that helps to soothe sore and fatigued feet
       and muscles as well as reduce tension.
   
• Numerous forms of relief are offered by foot scrubbers. The foot scrub's scrubbing action relieves aching and
      fatigued muscles.
   
• Additionally, it can aid in the alleviation of various foot issues including athlete's foot or dryness. It's the ideal
       time to have a foot scrub now that summer is almost here.
   
• A foot scrubber will promote oxygen flow and improve blood circulation to your feet, which will reduce
       discomfort, edema, and inflammation.
   
• You might experience an uptick in energy and a mood improvement.