Sealed Scalp Detoxifying

Ojon Full Detox Detoxifying Shampoo, 8.5 oz $24 What is it: A gentle, non-stripping shampoo. Who is it for: Ideal for all hair types in rotation with your normal shampoo. Why is it different: When hair begins to get limp and lifeless, the cause is usually too much product buildup. Once a week, rotate this gentle, non-stripping shampoo into your everyday ritual to help remove the damaging residue that dulls hair. Pure Ojon oil--nature's hair-repairing golden elixir--plus purifying soap bark tree extract, macadamia oil, sunflower seed oil, and vitamin E, cleanse without stripping hair of vital moisture. Hair feels soft, manageable, and bouncy. How do I use it: To detoxify hair and remove impurities and buildup, use once weekly. Add a small amount to wet hair and work in thoroughly. Massage into scalp, then rinse. For heavy buildup, leave on one to five minutes, then rinse thoroughly. From Ojon. This product may contain nuts.

Scalp $70.1 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles The scalp is the anatomical area bordered by the face anteriorly and the neck to the sides and posteriorly.The clinically important layer is the aponeurosis. Scalp lacerations through this layer mean that the anchoring of the superficial layers is lost and gaping of the wound occurs; this requires suturing. This can be achieved with simple or vertical matress sutures using a nonabsorbable material, which are subsequently removed at around days 710. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 92 Publication Date: 2010/09/17 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.22 inches

The Scalp Dance $49.99 Gustav Sohon The Scalp Dance - Giclee Print

The Arteries of the Face and Scalp $44.99 The Arteries of the Face and Scalp - Giclee Print

Handwash,Detoxifying 8.4 oz: HF $6.74 Detoxifying Handwash with Grapefruit, Lemon & Seaweed Oils Made with Organic Agricultural Oils & Spices Take special care of busy hands and keep them feeling soft and clean with our fresh smelling organic hand wash.

Alleged Scalp and Hand of a Yeti $49.99 Alleged Scalp and Hand of a Yeti - Giclee Print

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SP Scalp Mask by Wella $45.99 An anti-dandruff scalp clarifying treatment mask Effectively combats dandruff while conditioning scalp & hair Prevents formation of new dandruff & irritation of scalp Leaves scalp & hair clean healthy To use: Spread evenly through pre-shampooed towel-dried hair. Leave on for 5 minutes & rinse well

Man Scratching His Scalp $24.99 George Marks Man Scratching His Scalp - Photographic Print

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Scalp Dance or Victory Dance $49.99 Amos Bad Heart Buffalo Scalp Dance or Victory Dance - Giclee Print

Man Scratching Scalp Frantically $24.99 George Marks Man Scratching Scalp Frantically - Photographic Print

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Bodywash,Detoxifying 8.4 oz: HF $7.19 Detoxifying Bodywash with Grapefruit, Lemon & Seaweed Oils Made with Organic Agricultural Oils & Spices Make bath and shower time a treat by using our fragrant body wash – just pop open and gently squeeze onto your wash cloth or into your hands to develop a rich aromatic lather and rinse to reveal soft, toned and energised skin. Detoxifying Bodywash with Grapefruit, Lemon & Seaweed Oils Made with Organic Agricultural Oils & Spices Make bath and shower time a treat by using our fragrant body wash – just pop open and gently squeeze onto your wash cloth or into your hands to develop a rich aromatic lather and rinse to reveal soft, toned and energised skin.

Bar Soap,Detoxifying 5.3 oz: HF $5.39 Detoxifying Soap Bar with Grapefruit, Lemon & Seaweed Oils Made with Organic Agricultural Oils & Spices With Aloe Vera and Jojoba to moisturise and hydrate dry skin, combined with Lavender Oil to promote relaxation.

Expanding Services as a Massage Therapist by Offering Spa Treatments

Scrubs, masks, cocoons, wraps, fango packs, glows and polishes, to name a few, are all services that are typically offered at day and resort spas in addition to and in conjunction with massage therapy.

All spa treatments have therapeutic qualities, address issues and concerns from sunburn to stress. Many utilize natural ingredients and an application that focuses more on the therapeutic qualities of the product(s) used, rather than the physical aspect of massage modalities. Two main components of spa treatments are exfoliating (scrubs) and moisturizing to maintain a healthy skin. In between there are a myriad of possibilities ranging from invigorating to relaxing and from detoxifying to nourishing.

As a massage therapist faced with the reality of injury and burnout related to the physical challenges of doing deep-tissue like massages or manipulations, the question arises what other forms of revenue can be generated using licensure, training and equipment.

Developing a menu of spa treatments is one great way to not only distinguish oneself from the competition, but also to perform additional sessions without taxing the body.

Many spa treatments can be performed without needing to have a shower available. They can utilize products that can stay on the body or the therapist can use moist towels to remove the product before proceeding to the next step of the treatment. In fact I even have a selection of spa treatments I offer for outcall massages.

If a shower is available, there are virtually no limitations to the kinds of treatments one can offer. For some clients who receive treatments at home and have a shower, I offer full spa treatment experiences that include a massage.

Many spa treatments can be offered as an upgrade to a massage or be specifically designed for a body part such as a moisturizing foot and hand masque or a calming décolleté treatment.

Full spa treatments can take the usual 60 minutes and include foot, hand and scalp massage while the client is taken through a number of steps that feature resting times during which a specific product unfolds its therapeutic qualities.

A simple wrap for a sunburned client, who comes in wanting a massage, could be using propolis and aloe vera to heal, lavender lotion to cool and calm and coconut milk to seal in the effects and moisturize the skin. Apply the products, wrap the clients in a sheet and proceed with a gentle scalp massage. Half an hour later, the products will have been absorbed and the client can take home a bottle of lavender lotion (and some sunscreen).

You can charge a premium for product use and as you see, retailing products will become a natural extension of your care for your client.

The products needed for spa treatments can be purchased from a vendor who wholesales to the spa industry or even more fun, put together from natural, organic ingredients you can often buy at the local health food store. Salt and sugar scrubs are a great example, honey. A little study and you can assemble simple treatments on your own.

There are also other options such as Spa College.(www.spa-college.com).They have designed classes specifically for therapists to learn all they need to know about putting together a spa treatment menu

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