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Invigorate the senses with grapefruit essential oil
Was the biblical forbidden fruit an apple? Not according to Reverend Griffith Hughes. He was a Welsh naturalist who in the 18th century traveled to Barbados in search of the tree that was in the Garden of Eden. In 1750, Hughes wrote a description of a fruit, which he nicknamed the “forbidden fruit,’’ that was an...
When it comes to skin renewal, one essential is “just peachy”
Are clients complaining of dry, winter skin? Don’t wait for the temperature to drop. Reach for the Peach Oil. When it comes to skin benefits, Peach Oil, or more specifically the oil of the peach kernel, is a powerhouse. So much so, that it’s used extensively in many skin lotions and creams, body and facial massage...
Introduce Clients to the Skin-Nourishing Benefits of Hempseed Oil
The hemp plant might be called the gift that keeps giving. First off, it is a source of CBD (cannabidiol), the non-psychoactive component of the hemp plant, a variety of Cannabis, that has anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties without psychotropic effects. And if that wasn’t enough, cold pressing the seeds of...
Getting Down to Essentials: Fennel Essential Oil
Are any of your clients complaining of “foggy brain?” You know that condition when you just can’t seem to focus and you don’t seem to have the mental acuity necessary for work and even making everyday decisions. It could be that your clients have too much on their mind to think clearly. Or they may be tired or...
Setting priorities for the New Year to achieve success
In a post-holiday funk? No matter how stressful December was trying to meet the end-of-year demands of clients and staff, not to mention juggling work and holiday preparations; there’s something sad about saying goodbye to another year.
What’s ahead in wellness and beauty trends in 2020
What’s in store in wellness and beauty for 2020? As 2019 drew to a close, industry pundits weighed in with their expectations for trends in products and services that consumers will be looking for to improve their mental and physical well being and look better. We’ve gathered some of these forecasts from around the Web...
Getting Down to Essentials: Ylang Ylang Oil
Since 1923 when it was first introduced, Chanel No. 5 perfume has been a classic fragrance that, according to the BBC, “revolutionized the way women smell.” Contributing to the iconic perfume’s unique fragrance is Ylang Ylang essential oil, which comes from the yellow, fragrant flower petals of the tropical Canaga Tree.
Offer the skin nourishing benefits of Shea Butter on your holiday treatment menu
Among many BIOTONE products, Shea Butter is a key ingredient. To set the record straight, this has nothing to do with the fact that this versatile natural skin care ingredient and I share a name.
Help clients de-stress this holiday season
Tis the season…to be stressful! Ironically, at this holiday time of year, many feel more stressed out than jolly. While the promise of getting together with friends and family, exchanging gifts and enjoying good food and drink should raise spirits, many are feeling overwhelmed by all the planning, shopping and food...
How to make Small Business Saturday “big” at your spa or massage practice
Is your spa or massage practice getting ready to participate in Small Business Saturday, celebrated on November 30? This year marks the 10th annual holiday, created by American Express in 2010, that brings communities together to support their local small businesses during one of the busiest shopping seasons...
Getting Down to Essentials: Black Pepper Oil
When it comes to cooking, Black Pepper ranks high as one of most commonly used spices. Some people can’t get enough. With its sharp and mildly spicy flavor, Black Pepper goes well with a wide range of dishes. But many Black Pepper aficionados don’t realize that Black Pepper and Black Pepper Essential Oil...
Why clients will love sea fennel
The detoxifying benefits of sea fennel have been heralded since the time of Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician. Today, we continue to value this hardy plant for its outstanding restorative qualities.