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Why You Need a Foot Pumice In Your Life?
- by Eco Bath Wholesale Admin
The weather this summer is particularly glorious this year and that means floaty dresses, cute shorts, swimwear and flip-flops. Have you looked at your feet lately? Do they need some TLC? It’s probably likely that they’ve been the last thing on your mind! Why worry about your feet when they’ve been cosily hiding away in your favourite trainers and socks! The problem is, feet are usually hidden from view so they don’t get much attention but when the temperature starts rising, no one wants to feel hot and bothered in socks and closed shows, so it’s time to give them a treat.
Why Dead Sea Salts are So Good for Your Arthritis & Muscular Pain
- by Eco Bath Wholesale Admin
The Dead Sea is renowned for its healing properties and millions of people flock there every year to enjoy the mud and salts that penetrate the skin for an invigorating experience. Not only does the Dead Sea deeply exfoliate your skin, it also helps to alleviate muscular strain, reduce inflammation and aids arthritic conditions.
Why Bars of Soap are So Much Better than Liquid Soap?
- by Eco Bath Wholesale Admin
Liquid soap in fancy pump bottles have been fashionable for a number of years now and there are thousands of different varieties and brands available on the marketplace. From the most inexpensive to very pricy designer liquid soaps and as tempting as it is to buy a nice looking bottle with a delicious sounding scent – did you know that you add to the carbon footprint and you don’t help the environment? If you pride yourself on your eco-friendly approach, then you might want to re-think your choice of hand soap and consider something else. Here are some liquid soap facts from Eco Bath London that will definitely get you thinking when you next do your supermarket shop and our soap recommendations for how you can be more eco-friendly in the bathroom!
How To Alleviate Muscle Strain and Knots
- by Eco Bath Wholesale Admin
Ouch! You’ve done it again, you’ve strained your muscles through exercise or perhaps you’ve had a mild injury at home? Maybe your joints are playing you up again and you can’t get rid of the pain! Taking pain killers isn’t enough or it could be that you don’t want to keep popping the pills. So what else can you do to alleviate muscular strain, knots and discomfort in your joints? Well, you could book yourself a massage or visit your chiropractor to see if they can loosen the knots or you could try and do it yourself, at home, with a wooden foot and back massager. Not only are they extremely effective at literally ironing out knots, but they also work well for plantar fasciitis and foot pain on the soles of your feet.
