A jelly good foot bath

I tend to think there's no such thing as a bad foot soak. (I believe there are guys who feel this way about pizza, beer and... some other things.) But I didn't know that a foot soak could be elevated to near-heavenly heights until I discovered JellyBath.

When added to warm water, the JellyBath powder turns into a frothy, scented jelly that envelopes your feet in warm goo. It comes in a variety of scents, such as lavender, lemongrass and strawberry and is also available in larger portions for a full-bath experience.

Capitol Hill beauty and bauble shop Retail Therapy stocks JellyBath alongside bath bombs from Dani, aviary-themed Skeem candles and the entire, gorgeously packaged Pomegranate collection from Archipelago Botanicals.

Luxe nail salons in Los Angeles and New York are starting to offer JellyBath pour-ins with pedicures, but sadly, to my knowledge, no Seattle salon has yet caught on to the trend.