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GoldCrush Giveaway

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Enter to win two months’ worth of GoldCrush Hair Nutrition Formula and a hair length check t-shirt. All you have to do is leave a comment below this post by the February 10th  2015.

 It’s not just what we put on our hair that matters, it’s what we put into our bodies too! 

 Nutrients are the key building blocks to helping our bodies function efficiently. They not only affect general health and boost our immune system, but are also important for our physical appearance. 

GoldCrush Hair Nutrition Formula is an innovative complex vitamin that combines key nutrients to support optimal healthy hair and nail growth. Its unique blend of vitamins and minerals includes Selenium and Zinc along with complex B Vitamins such as Biotin, which feed and nourish your follicles helping to contribute towards healthy hair from the inside out.

 What sets us apart from our competitors is not what our vitamin contains but what it does not contain  – many high street and online Vitamin brands have bulking agents and fillers including Magnesium Stearate, Titanium Dioxide, Hydrogenated Oils and Colourants – these ingredients have a multitude of possible side effects including creating a suppressed immune system, blocking nutrients from entering the blood stream. So we have all the goodness and none of the nasty additions!

 Want to know more ? check out the website GoldCrush Hair

We love hair and we are sure that you do aswell  – so enter this giveaway to start your #CrushJourney!!


This giveaway is only open to the United Kingdom and countries within the European Union.

For your chance to win simply comment below and tell us why you would like to win and which country you are from don’t forget to go and Like their facebook page too.

Entries close February 10th 2015

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Comments

  2. I’m always willing to try a new hair supplement. I use sublingual biotin and my hair grows fast but is not much thicker.

  3. I need a hair supplement so badly. I’m 60 and noticed that I have places where my hair is thinning.

  4. I’m in desperate need for something like this. After having my twins two years ago my hair completely thinned out and has yet to come back. I’ve tried shampoos and biotin with no real change.

  5. My hair is thin and fine, and usually short. Now I am in phase of growing it, so it would be fantastic to try GoldCrush and boost the growth. I’m from Croatia. 🙂

  6. I would love to win this competition as I dream of having lovely long hair but for years I’ve struggled to get it to grow below shoulder length. It just doesn’t seem to happen. I would love to try GoldCrush to see if it gives me luscious long locks!

  8. I have always had lovely thick hair but have been ill and noticed how thin my hair has gone it falls out in clumps! am scared to brush it now! I was thinking about what I need to take and this sounds just right as I always thought my hair would be thick and lovely as it was when i was young! I want it healthy again!

  9. i would like to try something like this 🙂 i’m planing to grow my hair long and it can help. I’m from Poland

  10. I’ve just finished chemotherapy and have lost all my hair. I would love some help to make sure that when it grows back, it is the very best it can be. I have always had thick hair, but fear that because of chemo it may grow back totally different.

    UK

  12. My hair needs a good hair supplement, I am trying to grow mine. This is the first in a very long time, it just seems so lank and needs a lift. So hopefully this will give it the lift it needs. xx

  13. I really need to take care of my hair. Aggressive treatments and a lot of DiY on my hair left the sign. I’d like to try this. I’m living in Portugal.

  15. I was born with fine hair and the older I get the thinner it seems to become, I would love to try something that is good for it.

  16. As I have gotten older, my once very thick hair has gotten thinner. I really think I could put this to good use.

  17. Hard water has done a number on my hair. I use conditioner daily but maybe this treatment is what my hair needs to get back to its original splendor! I’m living in Belgium.

  18. I would love to try this great product, i have a lot of hair problems because i used to dye it a lot in his good days, now is thin, with no shine, ..it has a really bad condition, i am from Romania.

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Coca-Cola Foot Soak Recipe: The Viral Fizzy Foot Hack For Tired, Rough Feet

Every now and then a beauty hack comes along that makes you stop scrolling and say, “Surely not.” The Coca-Cola foot soak is one of those.

You may have seen videos floating around where people pour Coca-Cola into a foot bath, add a few pantry ingredients, soak their feet, and claim they come out softer, cleaner, and refreshed. Is it a miracle cure? No. Is it a slightly odd, fizzy, very budget-friendly foot soak that might be fun to try on tired feet? Absolutely.

This DIY Coca-Cola foot soak recipe is best treated as a novelty foot-care soak for tired, grubby, dry-feeling feet — not as a treatment for fungal infections, cracked heels, medical foot problems, or anything that really needs a podiatrist. Think of it as a fizzy little self-care moment, not a magic potion.

If you love quirky DIY beauty recipes, you might also like our homemade foot soak ideas and natural spa-style recipes on CraftGossip, including this older DIY stinky feet foot soak for a more herbal version.

Why Are People Putting Coca-Cola On Their Feet?

The idea behind this viral foot soak is that the fizz and acidity in cola may help loosen dirt and soften rough surface skin. Coca-Cola also contains sugar, which is why this is definitely a soak you need to rinse off properly afterwards. Sticky feet are not the glamorous spa moment we are aiming for.

The real benefit probably comes from the warm water, soaking time, gentle exfoliation, and moisturising afterwards. That is usually the secret with any foot soak. The cola just makes it fizzy, fun, and a little bit ridiculous — and honestly, sometimes that is half the charm of DIY beauty.

DIY Coca-Cola Foot Soak Recipe

You Will Need

  • 1 cup Coca-Cola
  • 4 cups warm water
  • 1 tablespoon baking soda
  • 1 tablespoon white vinegar, optional
  • Foot basin or large bowl
  • Towel
  • Pumice stone or gentle foot file
  • Thick moisturiser, heel balm, or petroleum jelly
  • Cotton socks

If you do regular at-home pedicures, a simple foot soaking basin and a good pumice stone are worth keeping in your bathroom cupboard. You can usually find inexpensive ones on Amazon, and they make home foot care feel far less like balancing your feet in a mixing bowl from the kitchen.

How To Make The Coca-Cola Foot Soak

Pour the warm water into your foot basin.

Add the Coca-Cola and stir gently.

Sprinkle in the baking soda. It may fizz a little, especially if your cola is still bubbly.

Add the white vinegar if you want a little extra fizz, but this is optional. The baking soda and vinegar reaction is fun, but it is not essential.

Place your feet into the basin and soak for 5–10 minutes.

After soaking, gently rub rough areas with a pumice stone or soft foot file. Do not scrub hard. The goal is softening, not sanding down a chair leg.

Rinse your feet very well with clean warm water to remove any sticky cola residue.

Pat dry with a towel, paying attention between the toes.

Apply a thick moisturiser or heel balm while your skin is still slightly damp.

Pop on cotton socks for 30 minutes or overnight if your feet are very dry.

Important Safety Notes Before You Try This

Do not use this soak if you have open cuts, cracked bleeding heels, blisters, skin infections, athlete’s foot, diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, or very sensitive skin.

Do not soak for longer than 10 minutes. Longer is not better when it comes to dry skin, and over-soaking can make feet feel drier afterwards.

Always rinse thoroughly after using Coca-Cola on your skin. Cola contains sugar, and leaving sugary residue on your feet is not a good idea.

If your feet sting, itch, burn, or feel irritated, stop immediately and rinse with clean water.

This recipe is for a fun home foot soak only. It is not a treatment for fungal infections, toenail problems, deep cracks, persistent odour, or medical foot conditions.

Does A Coca-Cola Foot Soak Really Work?

It may make your feet feel cleaner and temporarily softer, especially when followed with gentle exfoliation and moisturiser. But it is not the cola alone doing all the work.

Warm water softens the skin.
Gentle exfoliation removes loose dry skin.
Moisturiser locks hydration back in.

That trio is what really helps feet feel smoother.

The cola adds fizz, novelty, and a mild acidic element, but this is not something I would use every night. Once in a while is plenty. For regular foot care, you are better off with warm water, a gentle soap, a pumice stone, and a good thick heel cream.

A Gentler Version For Dry Feet

If the idea of cola on your feet feels a bit too sticky, try this softer version instead.

Gentle Warm Foot Soak

  • 5 cups warm water
  • 1 tablespoon baking soda
  • 1 tablespoon gentle liquid soap or body wash
  • Optional: a few drops of lavender essential oil

Soak for 5–10 minutes, gently exfoliate, rinse, dry, and moisturise. This version is less dramatic than the viral cola soak, but much easier to clean up.

Tips For Softer Feet After Any Foot Soak

Moisturise straight after soaking. This is when your skin is most ready for it.

Wear cotton socks after applying heel balm to help keep the moisture where you want it.

Do not attack hard skin with anything sharp. A gentle pumice stone used regularly is much safer than overdoing it once a month.

Keep foot soaks short. Five to ten minutes is usually enough.

Make it a weekly habit. Feet are one of those areas we ignore until sandal season taps us on the shoulder and says, “Excuse me.”

Printable Recipe Card

Coca-Cola Fizzy Foot Soak

Makes: 1 foot soak
Time: 10 minutes
Best for: Tired, rough-feeling feet

Ingredients

  • 1 cup Coca-Cola
  • 4 cups warm water
  • 1 tablespoon baking soda
  • 1 tablespoon white vinegar, optional

Directions

  1. Add warm water to a foot basin.
  2. Pour in Coca-Cola.
  3. Stir in baking soda.
  4. Add vinegar if using.
  5. Soak feet for 5–10 minutes.
  6. Gently exfoliate rough areas.
  7. Rinse feet thoroughly with clean water.
  8. Pat dry and apply thick moisturiser.
  9. Wear cotton socks to help seal in moisture.

Safety Note

Do not use on broken skin, irritated skin, open cuts, infections, or if you have diabetes, neuropathy, poor circulation, or ongoing foot problems.

Would I Try It?

For curiosity? Yes. For a silly little pamper night? Also yes. For serious cracked heels or foot issues? No — that is where proper foot care and sometimes a professional opinion comes in.

The Coca-Cola foot soak is one of those viral DIY beauty recipes that is fun, fizzy, and a bit cheeky, but the real magic is still the old-fashioned routine: soak gently, exfoliate gently, rinse well, moisturise generously, and put on socks.

Not quite as exciting as pouring soda into a foot bath, but your heels will thank you for it.

 

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