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Aloe Vera offers timeless skin care benefits for spa and massage practice clients
Talk about staying power. When it comes to popularity, the Aloe Vera plant can be traced back centuries for its use in health, beauty and skin care treatments. As far back as 2000 years, Greek scientists believed
The Art of Holding Therapeutic Space in the Treatment Room
A successful massage session respects the dignity of human need: the need for pleasure, the need for relief, the need for hope, the need for connection, the need for therapeutic action, and...
Help spa and massage practice clients put a ‘pep in their step’ with sunflower oil
It’s not only because they are big and bright yellow that sunflowers got their name. In their bud phase, sunflowers will literally seek out and face the sun, writes Good Housekeeping in “9 Cool Things You Might Not Know About Sunflowers.”
Mixing it up in the treatment room
My last blog I talked about spring cleaning your practice. Just to prove I practice what I preach I’m sharing a few of the ways I’ve been rotating the tool box this month.
Wellness Treatments are the new Spa
Give spa and massage clients a special treat on Valentine’s Day with Shea Butter
Massage and facials go hand in hand to boost your spa and massage practice revenue
They go “hand in hand.” That’s the word about massages and facials, according to SpaFinder Wellness 365. Among beauty and spa trends to expect in 2016, SpaFinder forecasts that techniques usually...
Why chamomile may be just the ‘right medicine’ to soothe the skin of spa and massage practice clients
10 Wellness Trends for 2016 and Why You Should Care
Wake up spa and massage practice clients dry, dull winter skin with wraps and scrubs
Temperature dropping? Let a massage with cocoa butter lift client spirits
