Not just smell good stuff , it is viewed as both a preventative, that helps to keep the body balanced and healthy, or as an active treatment in times of disease. Cosmetic and beauty companies have embraced it wholeheartedly. Face creams, shampoos, cosmetics, bath oils, soaps and body lotions flaunt the word aromatherapy on their label. Spa therapies, once considered only for the elite, are now being enjoyed by people from all walks of life. All over the country, people are planning spa vacations where they can relax, rejuvenate, lose a few pounds and be pampered.
Day spas offer indulgence that fits a busy lifestyle.
The wonderful thing about these therapies is that they are great for the body and make the client feel yummy and pampered at the same time. Aromatherapy and spa therapies are the perfect complement to training as a massage practitioner. A massage practitioner with a specialty has the advantage with a prospective employer. For the LMP who aspires to work at an upscale spa this training adds a competitive edge and opens doors to a wider range of job opportunities. Practitioners with a small clinic or home practice can attract more clients with aromatherapy and spa services.