Mark William Salon and Day Spa

Introduces

The Aromatherapy Massage

The sense of smell is connected directly to the brain. Scents produce differing responses which can included anger, fear, anxiety, comfort, calming and healing.

It has long been believed that the "essential oil" extracted from a variety of plant parts such as flowers, leaves, wood resin and twigs, when applied to the skin and inhaled can treat a broad spectrum of physical, mental and psychosomatic conditions.

Just smelling the essential oil has the power to alter a person's mood or mental state, but added to the already beneficial effects of massage can help keep the body in top condition by stimulating its own natural healing process.

We have chosen an assortment of essential oils to meet a variety of needs and will gladly add your choice to our selection.

EUCALYPTUS: (Stimulates)

Excellent for aches and pains. Eucalyptus is used to elevate the mood and for muscular pains.

GERANIUM: (Relaxes)

Relaxing, warming, and refreshing. Stimulates the lymphatic system and acts as a diuretic against swelling. Aid for menopausal problems, helps relieve excessive fluid retention and calms high-strung days.

ROSEMARY: (Stimulates)

Strengthening – Invigorating for low blood pressure or those lethargic days.

Used to stimulate weak memory – Uplifting Not for people with high blood pressure or epilepsy – avoid during pregnancy

LAVENDER: (Calming / Healing)

Most versatile, used as a mild sedative, cough suppressant, rheumatic pain, comforting the stomach. Also effective as an antiseptic, for aches and pains and is known for its healing properties.

TEA TREE: (Ti Tree) (Healing)

Cooling, anti-viral, immune system stimulant used for muscular aches, spasms, respiratory complaints, fever and infections

Essential oils may be mixed.