Ah the Freshness of Lavender

Posted: October 5th, 2016

Lavender Essential Oil Offers Multiple Benefits for the Clients Who are Visiting a Spa

Lavender is one of the most popular essential oils because it has a wonderful fragrance that women enjoy. Many gardeners grow lavender because it has beautiful purple blooms and an aromatic fragrance. When clients visit a day spa to have massage therapy, they can request a lavender-scented essential oil during a session. Lavender offers several benefits for the body, including: · Eliminating the bacteria that causes infection · Reducing inflammation in your sensitive tendons and muscles · Increasing your relaxation · Reducing your mental stress · Inducing restful sleep

Many Products Contain Lavender

In addition to using lavender-scented creams, essential oils or lotions during massage therapy, this floral scent is popular in other products, including: · Potpourri · Bath soap · Cold sore treatments · Laundry detergents · Air fresheners · In dried flower arrangements · Bath salts · Insect repellents · Skin balms for burns or dry skin · Motion sickness remedies · Sinus decongestants · Dandruff remedies

Lavender Essential Oil Blends Nicely With Other Scents

When clients arrive at a day spa, they may want a complete experience that includes aromatherapy while they are having massage therapy. A client can recline on a padded massage table as the therapist dims the lighting, plays soothing music and burns lavender-scented candles. This is also the perfect time for a client to request lavender essential oils that are frequently blended with other scents. Some of the scents that blend nicely with lavender include: · Vanilla · Chamomile · Geranium · Orange · Jasmine

Using Lavender Oil During a Massage Creates an Enjoyable Experience

Therapists enjoy using body oils during massages to protect a client's skin as they perform stroking motions. While there are unscented oils that a massage therapist can use, it is more enjoyable for a client to use a fragrant product that is scented with lavender.

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