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Himalayan salt stone massages – the sustainable stone massage
22 Sep 2021 . BY Megan Whitby
When massaged over the body, the antimicrobial and antibacterial stones are claimed to help ground customers
Warm Himalayan salt stones offer a more satisfying stone massage experience, one that clients are more likely to repeat – Ann Brown, CEO
Using warm hand-carved salt stones, a Himalayan salt stone massage offers a satisfying eco-friendly alternative to traditional basalt stone massages.
Saltability’s pure Himalayan salt stones contain 84 naturally occurring minerals and elements – including iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium – that can help balance the central nervous system and nourish depleted cells.
When massaged over the body, the antimicrobial and antibacterial stones are claimed to help ground and balance our electromagnetic field and meridians, leaving a deep sense of relaxation.
At the beginning of each eco-friendly Himalayan salt experience, therapists start by warming the stones using Saltability’s polycarbonate bowl warmer. This ISPA Innovate Award-winning warmer features a shielded, LED energy source that uses no water or chemicals and can hold up to 18 stones.
Another sustainable choice is Saltability’s Himalayan Salt Bamboo Warming Tray. Featuring a UL- and CE-listed silicon-covered base with state-of-the-art heating technology that maintains a consistent temperature, the tray holds and warms 20 Himalayan salt stones as it gives off negative ions in the spa environment, creating a sense of wellness.
Every Saltability warmer comes with a one-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of original retail purchase. Plus, electrical connections are compatible with 110V for North America and 220V for Europe and surrounding countries.
Saltability
Boca Raton FL USA
Bring the comprehensive benefits of salt therapy to your spa treatment menu through Himalayan Salt Stone Massage. Warmed Himalayan salt stones massage and nourish the body as Saltability goes beyond the traditional stone massage, combining the philosophies of Oriental medicine, Swedish massage, thermal therapy, and salt therapies into a thoroughly therapeutic treatment. This unique combination holds healing benefits for both the client and therapist. www.saltability.com More details
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Himalayan salt stone massages – the sustainable stone massage
22 Sep 2021 . BY Megan Whitby
Warm Himalayan salt stones offer a more satisfying stone massage experience, one that clients are more likely to repeat – Ann Brown, CEO
Using warm hand-carved salt stones, a Himalayan salt stone massage offers a satisfying eco-friendly alternative to traditional basalt stone massages.
Saltability’s pure Himalayan salt stones contain 84 naturally occurring minerals and elements – including iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium – that can help balance the central nervous system and nourish depleted cells.
When massaged over the body, the antimicrobial and antibacterial stones are claimed to help ground and balance our electromagnetic field and meridians, leaving a deep sense of relaxation.
At the beginning of each eco-friendly Himalayan salt experience, therapists start by warming the stones using Saltability’s polycarbonate bowl warmer. This ISPA Innovate Award-winning warmer features a shielded, LED energy source that uses no water or chemicals and can hold up to 18 stones.
Another sustainable choice is Saltability’s Himalayan Salt Bamboo Warming Tray. Featuring a UL- and CE-listed silicon-covered base with state-of-the-art heating technology that maintains a consistent temperature, the tray holds and warms 20 Himalayan salt stones as it gives off negative ions in the spa environment, creating a sense of wellness.
Every Saltability warmer comes with a one-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of original retail purchase. Plus, electrical connections are compatible with 110V for North America and 220V for Europe and surrounding countries.
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Earthlite LLC has announced the formation of a parent operating group, Intentional Wellness
Brands (IWB), which comprises a portfolio of wellness companies.
Manduka, a leading manufacturer of premium yoga mats has launched its P/ROX hybrid fitness
mat, crafted for athletes and functional fitness practitioners who move between yoga and
fitness training.
Nilo Spa Design has launched a dry flotation bed called Marea that uses 500 litres of water
to support the body evenly in a zero-gravity-like experience.
Modern apothecary skincare brand Sweet Bee Organics has entered the spa market with its
first treatment at the hotel and members’ club The Ned London, in the UK.
+ More products
COMPANY PROFILES
The Wellness Founded in 2007, headquartered in Dubai and based in Hong Kong and Singapore, The Wellness is an int [more...]
