TLE Quater 4

• Massage and holistic aftercare


  Advice to follow after any massage, spa or holistic treatment
• After your treatment


  You may feel relaxed and sleepy
• After your treatment


  You may feel more sensitive to the cold
• Aftercare advice


  1. Rest and relax for the remainder of the day, if not, for a few hours at least

  2. Drink plenty of water to rehydrate your body, reduce fatigue and help eliminate toxins

  3. Avoid alcohol and minimize tea and coffee, try to stick with water and/or herbal teas

  4. Eat light for the rest of the day to allow your body to concentrate on the natural healing and encourage detoxification

  5. If you feel a little sore, do some light gentle stretches or take a warm bath with salts

  6. Tell your therapist about any tenderness in your next session
• If you have had a treatment with aromatherapy oils


  Avoid washing/showering the oils off for a few hours as they will continue to be absorbed by the skin
• Hot stone massage aftercare


  • Eat light, easy to digest meals
  • You may feel a little light headed
  • Drink plenty of water to hydrate & flush toxins
  • Drink herbal teas or fresh juice
  • Avoid alcohol, caffeine and cola
  • Avoid heat and direct sunlight
  • Take time out for relaxation
  • Reschedule for 4-6 weeks time
• Body massage aftercare


  • Eat light, easy to digest meals
  • You may feel a little light headed
  • Drink plenty of water to hydrate & flush toxins
  • Drink herbal teas or fresh juice
  • Avoid alcohol, caffeine and cola
  • Avoid heat and direct sunlight
  • Take time out for relaxation
  • Reschedule for 4-6 weeks time
• 'Healing Reactions'


  May take place after your massage and are completely normal-showing that the massage is working well and your body is responding to the treatment
• Indications of 'Healing Reactions'


  • Fatigued or tired could be a sign for deep relaxation, especially if you are usually always on the go
  • Increased sweating, thirst or urination
  • Irritable or energized
  • Heightened emotions (Low or High)
  • Runny, stuffy or blocked nose
  • Sound sleeping and vivid dreams
• Customer service


  Meeting client's needs and expectations in terms of both product use and beauty therapy services
• Keeping the client informed


  • About all the possible treatments and products available within your salon
  • Enlightening for the client, allowing her to make informed choices
  • Essential for business survival in a competitive market
• Good Communication to introduce products and services

  1. Spotting opportunities for offering clients additional products or services

  2. Client asks directly

  3. Client does not ask directly, could be shy or unaware

  4. Use current treatment to start discussion

  5. Consultation provides good opening to talk through alternative options
• Giving accurate information


  • Professional reputation at stake
  • Legal obligation not to give any false or misleading information
  • Client has legal rights to protect her
  • Liable for prosecution if in breach of the law
  • Lose clients if no faith in information given, or unsuitable products recommended
• Salon and legal requirements


  • Promotion
  • Selling
  • Client and consumer rights
• Timing your discussion


  1. Give client time to ask questions

  2. During suitable treatments like manicure, pedicure, waxing

  3. Avoid distracting moments like when client is dressing or paying

  4. Keep discussion quiet and confidential

  5. Hold client's attention and focus entirely on her questions
• Giving the client the confidence that your suggestions are in her best interests
• Wellness Massage Tools and Equipment

  • Electric Foot Massager
  • Massage Sticks
  • Shiatsu Foot Warmer
  • Single Thumb Savers Massage
  • Spiky Massage Balls
  • Hydro-Therapy Foot Massager
  • Neck & Shoulder Massager
  • Deep-Kneading Shiatsu Massager
• Massage soothes the body and soul. You can intensify these effects by choosing the right massage. Different skin types require different media.
• Wellness Massage Product Supplies


  • Massage Lotion
  • Massage Creams and Body Butters
  • Massage Oils
  • Aromatic Massage Oils
  • Natural Soap
• Paraffin-based massage lotions


  Better than its reputation, based on pharmaceutical white oil, also called liquid paraffin. It does not penetrate the skin and ensures long lasting gliding effects and optimal conditions during massage, while guaranteeing the best skin tolerability.
• Massage Lotions


  • Massage Lotion Urea for extremely dry skin and problem skin
  • Massage Lotion Alkaline to support the acid-alkaline balance
  • Massage Lotion Q 10, which also prevents premature skin aging and oxidative stress
• For a soothing and relaxing massage, the rich massage creams offer all advantages of the proven SCHUPP massage lotion.
• Body butter


  • Recipes with natural ingredients such as cocoa butter, almond and thistle oil as well as additional moisturizers nourish and spoil the skin during the massage or pack.
• Massage oils


  • Proven massage oils with vitamin E and jojoba oil are free of preservatives and colours
  • Neutral massage oil or enriched with essential oils, offer the opportunity to specifically address customers wishes, ranging from neutral or fruity oils to naturally pure bio ayurveda massage oils
• Aromatic massage and body oils


  • This special series is based on nourishing plant oils, free of preservatives, emulsifiers and colours, highly valued after scrubs or as daily, gently scented skin care
• Natural soap


  • Original vegetable based glycerin soap recipes, each unique & handmade in the traditional cold process method, producing a silky, creamy lather for healthier, softer skin
  • Fat comes from palm, olive, coconut, rice bran and other select vegetable oils
• Soap products are 100% natural skin & beauty care treatments. We use the best quality wild crafted rainforest herbs, fresh tropical fruits, and select floral essences to hand craft some of the finest premium grade 3 1/2 oz natural facial & body cleansing bars available.
• Coconut Palm Oil


  Food supplement for Heart Health, Immune Support, and Weight Loss
• Mangoosteen


  Contains all the phytonutrient xanthones with over forty free radical scavenging anti-oxidants which prevent cardiovascular disease
• Once Leaving The Salon

  1. Try to relax and take it easy for the rest of the day – if you can and feel the need to, nap

  2. Drink plenty of water for 24 hours after your massage as your lymph nodes, which have been stimulated, are removing toxins from the body

  3. Your urine might be much darker than usual – this is due to the toxins leaving your body
• Once Leaving The Salon

  1. Avoid heat treatments (Hot baths/showers, body wraps, saunas, sun beds) for 24 hours

  2. Avoid alcohol, smoking, caffeine and fizzy drinks as they can dehydrate your body and add more toxins to your body

  3. Avoid eating a heavy and especially spicy meal so your body can focus on natural healing and detoxifying itself
• 'Healing Reactions'


  • Fatigued or tired could be a sign for deep relaxation, especially if you are usually always on the go
  • Increased sweating, thirst or urination
  • Irritable or energized
  • Heightened emotions (Low or High)
  • Runny, stuffy or blocked nose
  • Sound sleeping and vivid dreams
• Maintaining your Result


  1. Take a warm bath once a week – this will help to loosen up your muscles

  2. Relax and distress – listen to music, burn some essential oils, etc.

  3. Find time to exercise (especially strength training) and stretch (yoga is excellent)

  4. Exfoliate and moisturize your body regularly

  5. Stand up and walk around and stretch – especially if sitting a long time at a desk and / or on the computer

  6. Throughout the day, massage your shoulders, and others areas that feel stiff

  7. Sit in a correct position and you might want to raise your legs a bit