massage treatments all you knead
Why not revitalise and refresh your treatmentmenu this Spring by adopting a newapproach to your massage techniques
Every so often the ideal time arises to assess your current treatmentmenu and with Spring firmly in the air, now is the perfect opportunity to consider adopting a fresh approach to your existing beauty offerings.
You will no doubt already be providing clients with some formof traditionalmassage service, either as a stand-alone treatment using oils, lotions and creams or perhaps used as a relaxing complement during your facials,manicures and
pedicures.Yet, with the popularity of this type of treatment on the rise, why not seize the chance to offer that little something extra to customers by taking advantage of the diverse range of massage techniques at your disposal. From stones and shells through to candles and compresses, introducing a touch of uniqueness is sure to excite and entice the interest of your clientele.
unwind and unravel
Rejuvenating, refreshing and relaxing,massages are the ideal way in which to unwind and unravel fromthe hectic pressures ofmodern life. For professionals, they offer a truly versatile addition to your list of services allowing you to cater tomen and women’s differing ages, tastes and issues.Whether clients need a release from daily stresses or wish to address their aches and pains,massage can be utilised effectively by therapists to treat a host of concerns.
“Massage has a profound effect onmany things,” explainsMarie-Louise Coster, ofAll AboutMi Beauty&HolisticTraining School. “It can help a weight loss programme in conjunction with a diet and exercise regime. It can also be used to assist jointmobility – as the muscles relax, the joints canmovemore freely – making it great for conditions such as arthritis and rheumatism.
“Massage will also aid the removal of toxins within the body due to the stimulation of the lymphatic system. Unlike the circulatory system the lymphatic systemhas no pump, somassage is one of the best ways to remove the toxins fromthe body leaving the client withmore vitality and feelingmore invigorated.
She adds: “Massage is the best way to relieve tension, to get into themuscles and breakdown tension nodules that can often lead to pain and discomfort. Ultimatelymassage is extremely relaxing and gives the client the opportunity to just escape the trials and tribulations of every day and switch off for a period of time – something that is priceless formost people.”
With today’s consumers constantly on the hunt for innovative products and treatments, introducing an alternative option to traditional massage procedures will help your salon or beauty business to stand out fromthe crowd. Many of the techniques see the therapist not
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