How to use

1 ball = 1 soak. No boiling.

Founder, JINGYI

Why a ball, and not a sachet? Most foot soak material on the market is loose herbs in a bag. In a shop there is usually only warm water, and no one will spend time boiling a pot of broth for every single basin. In warm water alone, herbs release very little, and the aroma often never comes out. Powder sachets are convenient, but the scent stays weak in warm water. So we first concentrate the herbs into a thick liquid at low temperature, work that concentrate back into the herbal powder, and press it into one ball with a little honey. Open the wrap, crush the ball in warm water, the honey melts away on contact with water, and the aroma comes through rich and full. The liquid is in the powder, the powder is in the ball. One ball per basin, individually wrapped, and a shop can charge per guest. Convenient, and no boiling.

Herbal concentrate being ladled back into herbal powder in a stainless steel mixing tank — 1 Concentrate into powder

Trays of dark herbal foot soak balls air-drying on racks in a clean workshop — 2 Dried balls

1
Open the individual wrap
2
Crush 1 ball in warm water
3
Let it dissolve and the herbal aroma come out
4
Soak your feet

Hand gently squeezing one foot soak ball in a glass basin of warm water

Glass basin with light tea-colored foot soak water, product pouch blurred behind

This is what the water looks like when ready.