Bath and Body Works True Blue Spa Footloose & Fancy Fizz Bubbly Foot Bath Review

My fiance knows that I really enjoy the one or two nights each week that I give myself a home pedicure.  When my birthday rolled around last week, I fully expected and received a basket of Bath & Body Works pedicure products.  Most of them were things that I had already used before, but the True Blue Spa Footloose & Fancy Fizz Bubbly Foot Bath was something new for me.

This product consists of salt (sodium chloride), baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), epsom salts (magnesium sulfide), rose extract, orange peel extract, aloe leaf extract, lavender extract, and a few other things.  It is a bright blue powder with white specks scattered throughout.  The directions state that you should sprinkle a handful of Footloose & Fancy Fizz into a footbath.  I do my feet in our bathtub, so I use something closer to 1/4 of a cup per soak. 

This product turns the water a lovely shade of ocean blue, softens and sets my feet to tingling, and fills up the bathroom with a pleasant chamomile, lavender, rose, and orange peel scent.  I always follow the soak up with a thorough scrubbing, filing/sanding, and moisturizing.  As much as I enjoy the pretty blue water and lovely fragrance, I can't say that I see any kind of improvement in my feet when I Footloose & Fancy Free Fizz into my pedicure routine. 

Because this product costs $15 for just 11.5 ounces, I probably wouldn't buy it again.  I get the same softening and tingling when I use epsom salts which cost me just $2 at the grocery store for 3 pounds! This is a pleasant enough product but it just too expensive and not effective enough for me to be able to justify the expensive cost.  Not recommended.