Pour water over bay leaves: the secret no one will ever tell you

Pour water over bay leaves and soak your feet. Try it once and you’ll do it forever.

the bay leaf bath that transforms your pedicure routine

What if a hidden kitchen ingredient in your cupboards became the secret to soft, silky feet? Discover how bay leaves , combined with a touch of honey and olive oil, are revolutionizing foot care at a lower cost.

Why choose bay leaves?

Nourishing and restorative : Rich in vitamins (A, C) and minerals, bay leaf softens rough areas and soothes damaged skin.
Express action : A single session is enough to see a visible change.
100% natural : A gentle alternative to chemicals, ideal for sensitive skin.

The recipe for the miraculous bath

Prepare the infusion :
- Bring 1 liter of water to a boil.
- Add 15 dried bay leaves.
- Let it steep for 10 minutes.
Adjust the temperature :
- Mix the infusion with cold water to obtain a comfortable temperature.
Soak your feet :
- Immerse your feet for 15 minutes .
- Dry them gently with a towel.

Result : Instantly softer skin, without calluses or roughness.

The booster mask for baby feet

After bathing, intensify the effect with this homemade treatment:

Mix 2 tablespoons of honey (antibacterial) and 1 tablespoon of olive oil (nourishing).
Apply by massaging onto the feet.
Wrap them in cling film and leave to stand for 10 minutes .
Rinse with lukewarm water.

Pro tip : Wear cotton socks while applying to maximize nutrient absorption.

When to use this routine?

In summer preparation for perfect feet in sandals.
After a long day of walking or sports.
In addition to a home pedicure.

Did you know?

Bay leaves were already used in ancient times for their medicinal and cosmetic properties. Their soothing scent even adds a relaxing touch to this treatment!

In short , this bay leaf + honey/olive duo offers an economical, ecological and effective solution for impeccable feet. Why deprive yourself?

Precautions : Avoid this bath if you have open wounds or allergies to the ingredients.*