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Summary: How to cool the feet after foot massage in this free alternative medicine video.
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John Cleary John Cleary works at Serene Moments Health Spa and is a certified massage therapists. Serene Moments Wellness Spa has been in business for 6yrs. They do bodyw... read more
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How to Cool the Foot After MassageHere we go, I'm just loosening everything up. I'm just going side to side. This is a loosening thing. Open up the flow of everything to the foot. Once you get there, you want to flush towards the body, and let the body's internal organs deal with getting all the toxins and everything you broke up, to start moving out that way and eliminate from the body. Alright, next, we take the cooling foot spray, which is another eucalyptus based product, and we want to spray our botanical, and then, and just like that. Then we roll the bootie foot out, there we go.
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