Receive a pedicure while running errands? - Utah mom invents revolutionary foot care product right from her own kitchen

Online, December 18, 2009 (Newswire.com) - In an age where money is tight and women are busier than ever before - who has the time and money these days to spend on getting beautiful feet? If a woman could receive a professional pedicure without having to book an appointment, take time out of her day, be confined in a chair, and spend a lot of money that would be wishful thinking, right? Believe it or not, this is now possible and in fact, the new direction for foot care.

A new patent pending product has just been released on the market that allows consumers to treat a variety of foot ailments "on the go". No longer do these three words just apply to fast food.

Lindsey Rietzsch (pronounced "reach") an author, speaker, business owner, housewife and mother of two created the Hydro-Heel Sock System as a solution to her own personal battle with dry feet and a busy schedule. After struggling with dry feet for years and finding no time to spend confined in the bathroom scrubbing, soaking and filing her feet Lindsey looked for alternatives. Her search for solutions led her to develop a miracle ointment and plastic socks designed to bond treatment to her skin while allowing mobility so she could clean the house, run errands, and keep up with her busy schedule while getting a professional pedicure.

Pedicures are just one of the many purposes that Hydro-Heel socks serve. Athlete's foot, sunburns, aches and pains, toenail fungus, burns and injuries are also better treated by use of Hydro-Heel socks. Acting as a protector to outside elements while sealing in treatments around the foot, Hydro-Heel socks relieve several foot ailments while allowing consumers mobility. Foot soaks, greasy ointments and messy lotions are no longer a nuisance and will no longer ruin your clothing and flooring.

Receiving interest from As Seen on TV and a positive critique from venture capitalist Greg Warnock who was recently named as one of Utah's most influential people, Lindsey decided to turn her product into a business. Lindsey plans to introduce her products into the spa, salon, hotel, and medical industries in January 2010.

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