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The Sweet Smell of Aromatherapy at Day Spas Print E-mail
Wednesday, 19 July 2006

Combining the benefits of aromatherapy with the rejuvenating affects of other day spa services can double the impact of a facial or a massage.  Men and women who already enjoy the advantages of a morning spent at the day spa might want to consider sampling a touch of aromatherapy.  Most day spas already offer a wide range of scent centered services.

Aromatherapy in various forms has been practiced for hundreds of years.  Scent has long been known to be one of the most powerful of the five senses.  Certain aromas are thought to induce calm; others can be stimulating.  Some even believe that aromatherapy can improve health and alleviate the symptoms of migraine and other debilitating conditions.

Various scents are also thought to provide anti-oxidant support for skin subjected to harsh weather conditions.   Many day spas have integrated the use of scent therapy into their menu of services.  Some day spas have also developed holistic programs which use aromatherapy as part of an overall approach to mental and physical well being.

When considering aromatherapy services always ask about the source of the ingredients being used.  Pure oils, free of dyes and other synthetic elements are generally the best bet.  It is also wise to have a test of the scent on the inside of the wrist.  Scents that please one person may upset another person.

Many people have noticed the power of fragrance to change the way they feel.  Day spa aromatherapy services take this knowledge to a higher level.  They use scents to invigorate or relax the body and to treat stress and other health maladies.  On the next visit to a day spa adding an aromatherapy dimension can be a pleasant change that may become a standard.

 
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