Reviewers Call These Dr. Scholl's Foot Masks 'Miracle Workers' For Sore, Tired Feet
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Our feet take a beating on the daily and on those occasions when the soreness, swelling and fatigue are just unbearable, know that Dr. Scholl’s created a product that’s designed to give you instant and lasting relief — no soaking, tubs or mess required.
Delivered in a pack of three when purchased from Amazon, these Dr. Scholl’s foot treatments come in the form of single-use mylar booties that couldn’t be any easier to store or travel with. Throughout their 30 minutes of wear time, the magical mixture inside the booties delivers a deeply soothing and pain-relieving stream of intense heat that reviewers claim feels similar to products like Icy Hot.
The essential oil-infused mixture contains cooling menthol and Epsom salt, which breaks down into magnesium — a mineral that can be absorbed into the skin to relax muscles, reduce swelling and offer pain relief. Real users of these convenient foot masks claim that it’s such an effective formulation that feet feel completely refreshed and restored, even after experiencing severe aching from the day before. For many, the relief persists all the following day, essentially erasing any damage that might have been done from overusing their feet.
For this reason alone you can imagine how many reviewers are claiming that these helpful treatments are essential for travel, especially to destinations where you’ll be doing a lot of walking and sightseeing.
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