Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Foot Scrub.

Your therapist will soak, exfoliate with a scrub, then moisturize and massage. Treatments typically last 20–30 minutes, leaving a warm, tingling sensation as circulation improves. Avoid tight footwear immediately and apply light moisturizer at home for best results.

For maintenance, every two to four weeks is ideal depending on activity level and dryness. Clients with very dry or callused feet may benefit from weekly sessions initially, then spacing out as skin improves. We can recommend a personalized schedule.

We can tailor products and pressure for sensitive skin, but conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, open wounds, or severe circulatory issues require medical clearance. Always inform your therapist of medical history so we can adjust treatment for safety.

Yes — Foot Scrub is a popular add-on to full-body massages, pedicures, and reflexology. We can seamlessly integrate it into your session to enhance relaxation and results. Let us know when booking to adjust session length and pricing.

Mild redness, temporary sensitivity, or increased skin softness are normal and typically resolve within 24–48 hours. If you experience persistent irritation, swelling, or signs of infection, contact us immediately and consult your healthcare provider.

No special preparation required; clean feet and comfortable footwear are helpful. Avoid heavy lotions or polish so scrub and moisturizers penetrate. If you have recent injuries or skin conditions, inform us beforehand to tailor treatment and ensure safety.