Aromatherapy means "treatment using scents". It is a holistic treatment of caring for the body with pleasant smelling botanical oils such as rose, lemon, lavender and peppermint. The essential oils are added to the bath or massaged into the skin, inhaled directly or diffused to scent an entire room. Aromatherapy is used for the relief of pain, care for the skin, alleviate tension and fatigue and invigorate the entire body. Essential oils can affect the mood, alleviate fatigue, reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. When inhaled, they work on the brain and nervous system through stimulation of the olfactory nerves.
# Cushioned seat softens massage without affecting intensity
# Attaches easily to most seats and chairs
Herbal Therapy Body Wash
Silky gels for the bath in scents to uplift, relax and soothe.Non-drying gels in five lovely scents turn your bath into a hydrotherapeutic spa, promoting mental balance, emotional well being and silken skin. 6.7 fl. oz. each.Sensual Harmony— sandalwood, clove, ylang ylangStress Less— lavender, chamomile, sageSleep Ease— orange, lemongrass, seaweedMuscle Soak— eucalyptus, peppermint, lemongrassWake Up— lemongrass, jasmine, rosemary
Aveda Rituals : A Daily Guide to Natural Health and
Beauty
by Horst Rechelbacher (Illustrator)
$17.60
Rainbow Connection: How to Use Color and
Energy to Transform Your Life
by Cristina Carlino
$18.36
The Healing Home : Creating the Perfect Place to
Live With Colour, Aroma, Light and Other Natural
Elements
by Suzy Chiazzari
$16.15
The Body Clock Guide to Better Health : How to
Use Your Body's Natural Clock to Fight Illness and
Achieve Maximum Health
$20.80
Well Being : Rejuvenating Recipes for the Body
and Soul
by Barbara Close, Susie Cushner (Photographer)
Massage and
Aromatherapy
Aroma Candle
Aromatherapy Candle Incense and Health
The Method: Precision Toning
$11.99
If you think you know abdominal workouts, challenge yourself with this
unusual video, based on yoga, classical dance, and the work of Joseph
Pilates. "Strength and endurance, suppleness and flexibility," promises
instructor Jennifer Kries. Every exercise starts from and focuses on the
abdominals. Done lying on a mat, a 15-minute workout teaches you the
basics of the exercises to come, demonstrating how to work your torso
muscles in new ways, such as "roll-ups" and long leg circles. Then a
30-minute workout puts these exercises into a sequence and adds some
more-advanced variations, such as sitting on your tailbone in a jackknife
position--upper body and legs off the floor making a V-shape--and doing
various movements from that position without losing your balance. This
exercise technique gets the deep, postural abdominal muscles as well as
those you're used to working. It also works the legs, hips, and buttocks,
but the ab work is the best part. Kries gives clear, detailed instruction.
She is so limber she could probably comb her hair with her toes, but don't
be dismayed--you don't have to be that flexible to benefit from the
workout.