Gifted | Contains affiliate links If there is one thing that helps me out when my rheumatic pain flares up is a good, long soak in th...
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If there is one thing that helps me out when my rheumatic pain flares up is a good, long soak in the bath. The warm water soothes and comforts, leaving me feeling much better. I usually add a cup or two of Epsom salts and a few drops of essential oils (Lavender or Chamomile) to the bath. A while back, Deep Heat - one of the leaders in the market of topical pain relief had unveiled a new range - Muscle Rescue and I had reviewed their Muscle Rescue Bath Soak. More recently, I tried out their Deep Heat Foam Bath and today's review is about the same.
According to Deep Heat's website - the Bath Foam contains oils of Juniper, Eucalyptus, Patchouli and Thyme to soothe and help overcome the feeling of fatigue.
The product comes in a 350ml bottle and contains 5 measures. It is bright red in colour, smells pleasant and foams well too. When added to hot water it works like a relaxing bath tonic. Whether it is pain, sprains or just muscle stiffness, the foam bath has always worked for me. It eases aches and pains and helps me sleep well in the night.
How does it compare to the Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Bath Soak? Well, in my opinion the Muscle Rescue Bath Soak has a more pleasant fragrance and is a tad bit stronger. But that does not take anything away from the Bath Foam and if you suffer from mild aches and pains or muscle stiffness, then this product will help to relieve that pain.
Buy Deep Heat here.
There are two other foam bath products (from different brands) that I would recommend:
- Dr Teal's Pure Epsom Salt Foaming Bath which contains pure Epsom Salt (to help ease aches/pains) & Lavender (to soothe mind and body)
Buy Dr Teal's Pure Epsom Salt Foaming Bath here. - Neal's Yard Remedies Organic Aromatic Foaming Bath (an aromatherapeutic blend of organic lavender, Spanish marjoram and geranium essential oils to help relax and unwind).
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