 Show Like a lot of you, I am getting ready for swimsuit season by cleaning up my diet and hitting the gym extra hard and the days when I don't make it to the gym, I log in 3-5 miles running. The endorphins that I get from running and super intense workouts have been great mentally, but physically my muscles feel fatigued and sore (I have an evil trainer who never seems to feel any mercy.) It seems as though the only way to relieve my tired and sore muscles is by either easing up on my workouts (not going to happen if my trainer has his way) or get regular massages (can get pretty expensive,) which I was seriously contemplating when lo and behold Dr. Teal's Foaming Bath made an appearance. I was familiar with Dr. Teal's Epsom Salts, but never knew they also had a Foaming Bath product. The Foaming Baths combine Epsom salt with essential oils and are available in; Lavender (to soothe & sleep), Chamomile (to comfort & calm), and Eucalyptus Spearmint (for relax & relief) (as in relaxing and soothing tense muscles.) So on Friday night after returning home from a gym session that was two hours long, I lugged my completely exhausted body to the bath tub and emptied a good sized amount of the Eucalyptus Spearmint Bath Foam into my bathtub (the bottle said 4-5 capfulls, but every movement hurt so I figured I needed more than recommended.) The scent was very relaxing, minty, but not overwhelming, I loved that my entire bathroom smelled like a spa, even after I had drained the water the scent still lingered, which was awesome (I wish they made candles as well in these scents.) Not only did my bath smell great, it was foamy and mildly moisturizing. I soaked for twenty minutes and had a difficult time leaving the bathtub because I was so relaxed I could barely move. My muscles did indeed feel less tense and fatigued without me having to dish out $100+ for a massage or having to negotiate with my trainer (not a fun process, since I know he would have traded a less intense workout for a more intense diet!) I plan on keeping the Eucalyptus Spearmint Bath Foam on hand long after I have reached my goal for swimsuit season and will definitely give the other bath foams a try as well, at $5.99 a pop they may be the most affordable physical and mental therapy I will ever undergo.
$6.9720.5 ¢/fl oz (4.6)4.6 stars out of 32 reviews32 reviews $6.9720.5 ¢/fl oz $6.97 Price when purchased online Shipping, arrives by tomorrow to Want it faster? to see options Pickup not available at Sacramento Supercenter Sold and shipped by Walmart.com Free 90-Day returns This item is gift eligible DermaRite 3-N-1 Cleansing Foam Body Wash Foaming 7.5 oz. Pump Bottle Mild Scent, 00190 - EACH Sponsored current price $9.57 DermaRite 3-N-1 Cleansing Foam Body Wash Foaming 7.5 oz. Pump Bottle Mild Scent, 00190 - EACH2-day shipping Can Dr Teals be used as body wash?Quench Thirsty Skin
Dr Teal's Ultra-Moisturizing Body Wash hydrates and conditions skin, restoring its original softness. Aloe Vera, Shea Butter and Vitamin E nourish and moisturize, while Pure Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate U.S.P.) helps relieve tired, achy muscles.
Can foam bath be used as body wash?Bubble bath isn't great for your skin.
Bubble bath contains; Cleansing ingredients like SLES which can eat up your skins natural oils. Fragrance ingredients that are known allergens and can irritate skin.
Can you use DR teals foaming bath in the shower?Answer: It can be used as a shower gel. Its a very thick soap so it may not be as good as using it for a bath tub application. Its best used as a soaking bath application.
What does Dr Teal's Foaming bath do?SOOTHE SORE MUSCLES & TIRED FEET: Dr Teal's Foaming Bath transforms an ordinary bath in a relaxing spa by combining Pure Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate USP) and luxurious essential oils to soothe the senses, revitalize tired, achy muscles and help provide relief from stress.
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Can you use dr teals foaming bath as body wash
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