Beauty - Chocolate Treatments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . indulgence innocent
The SoYummy Chocolate Wax by Lycon is a gentle waxing formula ideal for any kind of waxing – including intimate. Containing Iron Oxide and Micro Mica, the SoYummy Chocolate Wax would work a treat used with the SoYummy Double Action Oil and SoYummy Lotion.
• Lycon Distribution Ireland: 01 293 8907 an
The Beauty Pro Product Warmer is great for heating up chocolate treatments. The innovative design warms multiple products at the same time, with the capacity to hold four individual glass jars; ideal for portion controlled treatment. Applying a warm product to your client promotes a deeper state of relaxation by simultaneously soothing the mind and muscles.
• Flair Hair & Beauty Supplies: 1890 564 040
Nubar’s Kona Latte Foot Butter is a fusion of Chocolate, Vanilla and Coffee scents which nourishes tired and dry feet. It’s the ultimate finishing touch to a pedicure, and should ideally be used in conjunction with the Konne Latte Foot Scrub to achieve feet that are soft to the touch.
• 4Beauty Group: +44 (0)28 9044 9744
The Chocolate Truffle Body Wrap by Éminence is packed full of antioxidants and will leave your clients feeling radiant and soft. Simply brush the client’s body for light exfoliation, then dilute the wrap with water before applying a layer to the surface of the skin. Wrap your client in a plastic sheet and cover with hot towels for comfort and extra relaxation then follow by wrapping a second plastic layer. Cover the body with a thermo-blanket to retain the warmth for up to 20 minutes, then unwrap and rinse off.
• Anne McDevitt Products: 01 677 7911
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