Spa Treatments

January 18, 2008 | By Doug In Aromatherapy |

Spa Treatments
All of the treatments can be performed at your place of business or at your house and all without a shower. This video covers: Exfoliation, Seaweed, Poultice, Aromatherapy‘>Aromatherapy, Body Wrap, Mud, Salt Scrub, Polishing Scrub, Foot Bath, Cleansing Facial, Face Massage, Foot Massage and so much more.

Lemongrass 100% Pure & Natural Aromatherapy Herbal Soap- 4 oz (113g)
Super Enriched With Calendula Oil For Silky Suds, This Soap Deep Cleans, Tones & Revitalizes. Effective For Oily Or Acne Skin And A Great Soap For The Kitchen.
Customer Review: The Best Soaps Around!
I can’t say enough positive things about Plantlife soaps. I came to natural soaps for a very specific reason–a husband whose eczema was virtually out of control. For years, we’d tried keeping him on soaps designed for sensitive skin. While this would generally calm flare-ups slightly, it wouldn’t prevent them from creeping up again. Admittedly, since beginning to use Plantlife’s soaps, my husband is NOT eczema free… BUT his skin is drastically improved and his flare-ups are down to about 10% of what they once were. The scents of Plantlife’s soaps are remarkably pleasant too. I’ve yet to find one that is offensive to my nose–they’re delicately done, not over-powering or too “perfume-y.” So if you’re thinking of switching to herbal soaps to treat your skin to the best, most natural clean possible–try some Plantlife soaps. If you’re simply looking for some aromatherapy or some way to mix-up your usual soap routine–try some Plantlife soaps. I’d be willing to bet that if you returned to “normal,” store-bought soaps afterwards, you’d do so grudgingly and reluctantly!
Customer Review: Lemon tart
Didn’t care for this. Didn’t know what it would be like. Tried it to see if I would.

Aromatherapy‘>Aromatherapy for Bodyworkers
As aromatherapy gains in popularity among complementary medical modalities, more and more bodywork professionals now integrate essential oils into their practices. Aromatherapy‘>Aromatherapy for Bodyworkers embraces the expansion of knowledge about the application and benefits of this emerging practice and presents a most complete and authoritative source of information for health care workers and spa professionals. It begins with the basics on plants, oils, quality, safety, and chemistry. It then progresses into blending methods, an exploration of the skin and olfaction, and finally a concrete discussion about integrating aromatherapy into bodywork practice. Massage Therapists or any bodywork professionals.
List Price: $39.95
Amazon Price: $33.90
Used Price: $33.54

Herbal Well-Being: Simple Recipes for Making Your Own Herbal Medicines, Aromatherapy Blends, and Herbal Body-Care Formulas
List Price: $12.98
Used Price: $31.99
Customer Review: Great resource!!
This is a great book for learning how to make any kind of herbal remedy, including medicinal wines/vinegars, salves, syrups, skin-care, you name it. They tell you what herbs work best for different health problems, and how to make special blends for immunity (which has always been a problem; I have two young sons, and I always get sick from them, plus I live in Michigan). I could go on and on about all the great stuff in this book, but you’ll just have to find out for yourself! I also like the fact that there aren’t a lot of exotic ingredients in the recipes; most of the herbs or other ingredients can be found at a health food store or grown in your garden. This book is a great bargain; I found it for less than $5.00 at a local bookstore, but I sure got my moneys worth!

Patchouli 100% Pure & Natural Aromatherapy Herbal Soap- 4 oz (113g)
Peaceful Earthy & Strong, The Scent Of Patchouli Is Said To Encourage Centeredness, Enhance Stability & Heighten One’s Sensuality. The Perfect Soap Before Meditation Or Romance.
Customer Review: Imagine What A Clean Hippie Would Smell Like…
I was instructed to not snoop around the house this year for my Christmas gifts. I couldn’t even look inside my stocking, “For God’s sake, John, you’re almost 42 years old…stop acting like a little kid…” I can’t help it. Oh, sure I probably could help it, it’s just that I didn’t want to. The holidays excite me, enthuse me, they bring out the little kid in me just like this soap does… Huh? How in the heck did he make that leap? I was born in 1965. I grew up around the Hippie Movement. In fact, my father was a Beatnik and my mother was a Hippie, so I guess that makes me a Beepie…or a Heatnik…I like Beepie better…but I always noticed this strange odor coming from my aunt. I asked my dad about it and he just said it was because she was allergic to bathing. How horrible I thought? Imagine being allergic to water! Hey, wait a minute…she was at last year’s pool party and she was in the pool. Come to think of it, there was a brown ring around her the whole time and the next day my dad emptied the pool and we never had a pool party again. But despite her musky scent - that’s being kind to musks - once in awhile she did have this other scent coming from her that actually smelled kind of nice. Patchouli. It’s actually a very pretty scent, but too much of it can be overpowering and all too often, hippies would wear this instead of bathing. Kind of like putting Carpet Fresh on top of the cat litter instead of just emptying out the stuff and starting over. But back to our Christmas story, something was in the air on Christmas Eve. Not, not the freshly burned slice and bake cookies my wife was making, not the little “ornaments” my dog was busy making in the backyard, something hauntingly familiar….PATCHOULLI…I looked all around. Under the couch, under the bed, under my wife…then I realized it was coming from my stocking. I pulled out a bar of Patchouli soap. Nice. Clean. Not overpowering. I put it aside and noticed the other goodies only to sense another presence in the room. “Ahem…” Dang. Almost made it this year. Peace & Blessings, people…may your make this year your “cleanest one” yet!