Monday, July 29, 2013

What type of body wrap suits you best!


Body wraps is commonly seen in spa treatments and serve as a treatment for beating cellulite, sliming, toning, firming, relaxing and soothing skin. These body wraps use different types of ingredients to treat various conditions.

Usually a spa treatment is best for a tired and a stressed body desperately in need of revitalization and rejuvenation.  You can choose from a variety of Spa Body wraps Gold Coast and here is a look at the different types and what the best option for you is,

Chocolate wrap – this sort of wrap is used for anti –aging and toning and stimulates the endorphins, makes the skin soft and smoothens out wrinkles.

Algae wrap – algae is used on the entire body in a heated form, and it can nourish and detoxify the skin.
Thalasso or seaweed wrap – the thought of sea weed on your body may seem repulsive but the combination of the two hydrates and firms the skin, giving you a wrinkle free flawless skin.

Mud wrap – this treatment is used to detoxify, cleanse and firm the skin. The layer of mud has the ability to draw out impurities from the pores and ease water retention while de stressing the body.

Clay wrap – this is similar to a mud wrap but the only difference is that it is mixed with aromatherapy oils.
Frigithalgo wrap – this helps to control excess fluid in the thighs, legs and hip areas. This wrap is used to mostly to treat cellulite and fluid retention and it’s a great source of comfort for tired legs. This is a cold wrap.
Herbal wrap – this treatment uses different types of herbs to nourish the skin. The herbs are mixed with oils and seeped in boiling water. A sheet is soaked in the solution and wrapped around the body which nourishes the skin and removes dead skin cells.

Paraffin wrap – warm paraffin wax is rubbed all aver the body and this treatment is used to reduce muscle, joint aches and sooth arthritis.

Oil wrap – aromatherapy oils are used to relax and moisture dry skin.

Cellulite treatment wrap – this treatment flushes out toxins and boosts circulation.

You should check with your local spa the treatment that is best suited for your skin.



Author: Todd Johnson
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