Revlon Pediprep Foot Spa, RVFB7021P (Packing May Vary)

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What's more, with the inclusion of infrared LED's, a water heating system and aromatherapy diffusion, you can get a complete salon experience with this nifty must have. If you’re strapped for storage space and just want to soak your feet or prep them for a DIY pedicure, this is a good option for you. A practical design, boasting a lot of luxury features to provide sheer bliss for your toes, simply pop in water and this foot spa from Braun does the rest. Noise As well as giving each one a subjective assessment to see if spoils relaxation, we also use a decibel metre to measure how noisy each foot spa is.

At the least, a good spa will be relatively compact, or easy enough to move around the home. If you're after a bit more than a warm foot bath, there's more advanced models out there that will allow you to control the temperature, incorporate bubbles or even opt for a soothing massage. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. A simple to navigate pop in and out frame allows you comfort in an instant, just add water at your preferred temperature. Foot spas circulate warm water with vibration or jets to massage the feet, softening hardened dead skin in preparation for removal. Some have additional features like rolling massagers, vibrating massagers, or heaters to keep the water warmer for longer. As the heat of the water is paramount to the benefits of a foot soak, I filled each bath with hot water from the office sink and then plopped three heat sensors inside. One went in the shallowest part of the bath, one in the deepest part, and one right underneath my big toe.Depending on the experience you're after, you can choose between different spa settings, including massage only, heat only, heat and massage or heat with bubbles. The size of the unit itself is an important, but often overlooked, feature - particularly if you have larger feet. For the best experience, look for a foot spa with enough room to fit both of your feet inside while allowing the water to reach your ankles. Additional Features

A solid option, easy to use and has heat, bubbles, vibration, lights, and massage rollers. Options are vibration and lights, heat and bubbles, or all four at once, but no other combination. There are many factors to take into account when choosing a foot spa. Most importantly, of course, you'll want to know what features it offers. Different models may or may not include bubble jets, vibration, and the ability to heat up your water, or at least keep it at a consistent temperature. They may also offer magnetic therapy, infrared therapy and/or aromatherapy diffusers. Also, at the base of the unit, there may be base nodes or reflexology rollers for you to rub your soles on. To enhance the experience even more, the bath comes with a pumice stone. You can rub the stone along the heel, sole, and ball of the foot to soften calluses and remove dead skin.Date tested: September 2023. We're not able to show every retailer and cheaper prices may be available. The foot spas we tested Other than the foldaway HoMedics foot spa we tested, all foot spas are fairly bulky products, so may not be ideal for if you have limited storage space. Jessica represented Reviewed's beauty section at CES in-person and virtually for four years, and she was nominated for and graduated from the Gannett Emerging Leaders 2021-2022 program. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of The Range.

Foot spas are widely available so the good news is, whatever your budget you'll be able to find something suitable for your needs. The MSmask electric foot spa massager relaxes the feet and comes with added benefits such as a heater, massage rollers, bubble jets, and promotes blood circulation - all you need for a good night's sleep. Thanks to vibration massage as well as stimulating nodes at the base of the spa you'll be hitting the right pressure points and can control how intense of a massage you need by applying more or less manual pressure. You can set the most favourable temperature for you, there's also a small box where you're able to distribute any salts or minerals you wish to add. Those trips to the nail salon taught me that feeling clean and polished (pun intended) is how I feel my best, and that pampering yourself is a good thing. In more recent years, I received a foot spa (the Conair) to use at home.Reviewed’s senior scientist wrote a list of questions about the overall bath experience. These included the feel of the water and how soothed I felt, alongside practical concerns like portability. Since many of these questions are subjective, I answered them for myself and then called for reinforcements. Beyond that, you'll be looking at settings. Can you switch individual features on and off, or just all of them at once? Are there any attachments, such as tools for doing a pedicure after your soak? Dr. Miguel Cunha, a podiatrist and the founder of Gotham Footcare in New York City, suggests keeping the bath between 92 and 100 degrees, especially if you have any ailments that make you sensitive to heat. “Anything above 100 degrees is considered unsafe for people with certain conditions, such as poor circulation, diabetes, and pregnancy,” he says. Short-term benefits of foot spas There's one major selling point of the HoMedics Foldaway Footspa. As the name suggests it's collapsible, halving the height to just over 9cm and making it easy to stow away under a chair or bed, or in a cupboard.On the floor of the spa are acu-nodes, which are basically small bumps for you to massage your soles on; they don't roll, but they do vibrate when you have the vibration massage function on. Relaxation rating Each tester tries out the foot spa, rating how relaxing the overall experience is, assessing the extra features and how noisy they find it.

So, what exactly should you be looking for in a foot spa? There are some key features to bear in mind: Heating Sold via Hammacher Schlemmer, the company famous for its in-flight catalog of quirky luxury items, I thought this would be the crème de la crème of foot spas. It offers temperature controls, water jets, and red lights even work the same, but falls short on performance.Written by Jessica Kasparian, who has spent four years testing makeup, hair, and skin care products. A good footrest is as important to comfort as the chair you sit in, and Secretlab’s Professional Footrest is ideal for home or office use