The spa includes a small herbal box to release Epsom salts for a tailored pampering experience, as well as an inbuilt pumice stone to remove dead skin cells. The design claims to help relieve sleeplessness and headaches as well as aching feet.

Lastly, we analysed and considered every aspect of each product's customer review and took into account the pros and cons each one had. We looked at comfort, functions, durability, how easy it is to clean or store away, and even which foot size you need to have to fit in it. We discovered the foot spas that were worth the money and would improve your feet the most to compile this list of the best quality foot spas to buy in 2022. Why you should trust us: Foot spas typically require water with the main function being to soak your feet, whilst a foot massager does not need water and uses electrical stimulation to massage the muscles in your feet. However, some foot spas have the combination of both with activated foot rollers at the bottom of the foot spa allowing your feet to be emerged in the water and massaged at the same time. Can you put Epsom salt in a foot spa?

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The foot spa also includes a handy pedicure kit with a nail file, brush, scissors, tweezers, and toe separators – all the tools you need to completely transform those tired feet.

The Beurer FB35 stands out for its aroma container with a built-in filter, allowing you to bathe your feet in your preferred bath salts or crystals. Prepare to feel soothed and serene – aromatherapy is known for helping to relieve inflammation, too. Relaxation is further enhanced with the inclusion of three massage functions: vibration massage (which helps stimulate circulation), bubble massage (for relaxing) and foot reflex zone massage (to massage the soles of your feet with removable roller attachments). Size: Make sure your foot spa can accommodate the size of your feet – some models are surprisingly small. Also consider the height, since some people only like their feet covered, while others prefer their ankles also immersed in water.Its futuristic design may be off putting to some though, and do bear in mind that it's one of the bulkier models on the market so you will need the space to store it. Pros If you are wanting to invest in a more luxurious and high-tech foot spa, then the Rio Scandinavian spa is for you. However, the foot massager does only work for 15 minutes at a time (the recommended standard for massage), and this is only after a three minute heat up time. So, depending on how long you like your pamper session, you may prefer a less intense water foot spa so you aren’t disturbed once the session is over and you are in your total state of zen. And if you do so happen to doze off during your spa experience, the auto-off timer will turn the foot spa off for you.

Splash guard: Bubbles and jets mean potential water spillage. To counter this, some spas come with a built-in guard, while others have a removable one. We found the water stayed warm and the settings – for massage only, heat only, heat and massage, and heat and bubbles – mean you can play about until you find the most comforting option to suit your needs. While it claims to fit up to size 13 feet, bear in mind that this probably won’t leave enough space to make the most of the rollers. The Renpho foot spa is the ultimate multi-functioning, at-home spa treatment you never knew you needed. If you buy a machine with non-motorised rollers, avoid overfilling it as moving your feet around can cause water to splash out on to the floor.Just when you think it’s all covered, the spa also has four lighting settings, plus, a massage only option, as well as heat only option or a combination of both, and full control of temperature.What more could you want? Pros This is ready to go as soon as you get it out of the box, so there will be no need to faff about with complicated instructions – although be warned that it is on the heavy side. Once your feet are in, though, it’s instantly relaxing, with the reflexology foot rollers doing their job on the key pressure points when you move your feet up and down. Vibrations and hydrotherapy jet massage are the icing on the cake, especially for sore, tired feet and those affected by arthritis. We love just how portable and compact this spa is as when you are finished using it, it can be cleverly collapsed until flat, to be stored away easily - making it the ideal solution if space is at a premium.

If there’s one thing that’s missing from the cheaper foot spas on this roundup, it’s their ability to give you a foot massage that mimics the feeling of hands. Rollers can only do so much to relax your feet but this shiatsu bliss foot spa features two massagers that spin around underneath your feet to emulate a professional manual foot massage. We recommend adding an oil-based bath soak to the mix to help the massagers glide smoothly under your feet, but this is by no means necessary to enjoy the full effects of this foot spa. Prepare for deep relaxation as the bubbles, massagers and deep nodule foot bed aids soothe and pamper tired, aching feet. If you are looking for more than just a foot spa to soak your feet in, then the Beurer FB35 Foot Spa with Aromatherapy is for you. Relaxation rating Each tester tries out the foot spa, rating how relaxing the overall experience is, assessing the extra features and how noisy they find it.Your feet will be relieved of any aches and pains as the electric foot massager gets to work with a combination of water, rollers, and heat.