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How do you set up a foot spa machine?

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First of all, plug in the machine. You dont want the plug to get wet with water and shock you. Then carefully pour water into the machine (optional- add Epsom salt), then you turn it on. Soak your feet for as long as desired.

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What can you use if you don't have almond oil?

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Some people use coconut oil as a substitute, but the effects are not as good.

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Specifically, how can I make my feet softer for the rest of my life when I have hard skin at bottom of my feet?

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Try regularly using a pumice stone. Heels that crack easily and get calluses can be improved by rubbing over them at the end of the shower, to remove the hard and dry dead skin. It does need regular upkeep, though.

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What is a pumice stone?

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Pumice is a volcanic rock and its used as an abrasive. You use it to scrub the dead skin and calluses off your feet.

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What kind of soap or lotion can I use for a foot spa?

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I would use something that is either scented with lavender or almond. Really any will work. They do have some foot soaps at Target, Walmart, etc.

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Can this method apply to my hand?

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You can use this method for your hands, but you may want to use a gentler exfoliant if you do.

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What can I use in lieu of Epsom salt?

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As mentioned in the article, a handful of baking powder should do.

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Can I use a bathtub instead of a plastic tub? How would this affect the amounts of different things I would need to use?

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You could. You would probably want to increase the amounts of the things you add to the bath, as a bathtub will hold more water.

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What is the cost of each spa session?

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The cost for a foot spa session will vary dramatically depending on where you live, how exclusive the salon is and what other treatments you are having at the same time, like a pedicure and nail art. A ballpark figure is anywhere from $25 to $250 is possible. Call ahead and ask the spa salon you want to go to and ask them for a price.

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Where can I get a pumice stone?

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You can usually get it at a pharmacy or drugstore or anywhere that sells personal care products, like the supermarket. You could also search online for one.

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How do I massage my feet in the spa?

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You can use marbles in the foot bath or you can take your feet out and rub them.

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