Durance USA | Body Lotion Super Nourishing – Olive Oil

This Body Lotion, with a smooth creamy texture, intensely nourishes and protects the skin from exterior aggressions.

Product Information

This Body Lotion, with a smooth creamy texture, intensely nourishes and protects the skin from exterior aggressions.

Apply to all areas of the body (on clean dry skin) and delicately massage into skin until the cream completely penetrates it.
Apply in the morning and/or evening, preferably after a bath or a shower.
Spread cream from the tip of your toes to your heels, then massage upwards to thighs.
Apply to stomach by massaging cream into skin using a clockwise circular motion.
Then apply over décolleté, breasts and arms

Advantages 

PARABEN FREE
PHENOXYETHANOL FREE
NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS

Sugar by-product: forms a highly moisturizing protective film on the skin surface, reinforcing the skin barrier and preventing dehydration. Maintains skin moisture for up to several hours. This double effect as an instant and long lasting moisturizer, leaves skin wonderfully silky.

Organic Nyons olive oil: rich in essential fatty acids and vitamins, nourishing and softening. Also contains unsaponifiables that have emollient and restructuring properties. Olive oil has been known since Antiquity for its moisturizing and regenerating properties.

Organic Olive Leaf Floral Water: softens and moisturizes skin, fights free radicals.

Vitamin E: protects the body against the harmful effect of free radicals.

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Shed Light on Your Massage Cream

There are so many ways you can use massage cream to enhance your business. The key to taking what seems like a minor detail and turning it into a stepping stone toward a better practice is simply tapping into a more creative mind-set. With a few brainstorming sessions, you should be able to come up with myriad ways you can use massage cream to keep clients coming back for more and telling all their friends.

Here, we will outline a few basic approaches to boosting business or otherwise improving your practice with the strategic use of massage cream. The good news is you do not have to make an extremely expensive purchase to add value to what you do as a massage therapist or bodyworker. You only have to think outside the box, with a focus on massage cream, which is a relatively inexpensive item.

One of the first ways you might wish to begin using massage cream to the benefit of your client and your bottom line is simply by taking your massage cream "out of the shadows," so to speak. There are quite a few practitioners out there who never let their clients know a single detail about the massage cream they are about to slather on their skin during the massage therapy or bodywork session. By sharing information about the massage cream before the session starts, and in your practice literature, you will be letting your clients know they are about to be pampered even more than expected.

For example, if you make it a point to purchase and use only those massage creams that

contain all natural and organic ingredients, this would likely appeal to clients, who may be comforted by the fact that they will not be absorbing any synthetic chemicals or fragrances through their skin. The easy act of sharing this information, which would have otherwise gone unnoticed, can boost the value of your services in the eyes of your clients.

Of course, this same example can be applied across the board to all kinds of high end massage creams, such as those that contain essential oils, powerful moisturizers, pain relieving ingredients or other such beneficial ingredients. Be sure to tell each client about the massage cream you are about to use, and publish a list of these benefits in any marketing material for your massage therapy or bodywork business.

Another great way to use massage cream to the advantage of both your clients and business is by occasionally offering small samples of certain massage creams to your clients before they leave. This can be especially helpful when you work on a client who has a particular issue that could possibly be relieved through the use of the massage cream.

For example, if you work on a particularly sore client, you might choose to use a massage cream that contains a pain-relieving element, such as menthol or Arnica montana. By giving your client a small sample of this cream as he or she leaves your practice, you can help that client extend the pain-relieving benefits that were achieved during the session.

--Brandi Schlossberg

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PrePak Products Free-Up Massage Cream Unscented 16 oz. Jar ...

PrePak Products Free-Up Massage Cream Unscented 16 oz. Jar

Noted for its glide, lubricity and tissue perception. Free Up was developed by a Physical Therapist to meet the needed criteria of a professional’s massage medium, great glide, superior tissue perception and slow absorption rate. Free-Up is cost effective because of its slow absorption rate, is hypo-allergenic and bacteriostatic, and does not contain beeswax. It won’t ball up or dry out on the skin. It is non-greasy and leaves your hands feeling as though you’ve used a quality hand cream.

PrePak Products Free-Up Massage Cream Unscented 16 oz. Jar

Price: $ 14.19

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• Superb soft tissue medium, lets you work either surface or deep tissue
• Great glide, promoting exquisite tissue sense to your fingers and hands
• Excellent lubricity. Unlike oily or slick substances, does not inhibit deep tissue perception or discrimination
• Won’t ball up or dry out on the skin
• Safe, quality formulation. Bacteriostatic. Does not contain beeswax

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Pompeian Massage Cream - The Gibson Girl's Guide to Glamor - Yes

I have often seen old advertisements for Pompeian Massage Cream and old texts recommending it. I was never clear, though, on just what it actually was. Cleopatra's Boudoir clears up the question:

Stecher’s Pompeian Massage Cream was a casein-based rolling cream that also contained benzaldehyde (artificial almond oil). It was coloured bright pink, probably with carmine, and was preserved with benzoic acid. It was pressure sensitive and was used by first rubbing it in and then rubbing it off.

After a shave the face was wiped clean with a towel and then Pompeian Massage Cream was rubbed in and then rubbed off taking any remaining soap and loose skin cells with it. This action may have helped reduce skin irritation caused by soap left on the skin and as it exfoliated the skin may also have reduced the likelihood of ingrown hairs.

As casein was a milk protein Stecher labelled Pompeian Massage Cream as a ‘skin food’. This was not illogical for the time. Back then it was thought that the skin was a good deal more porous than we know it to be today. Consequently, many believed that the skin could be ‘fed’ externally by applying a cream. In 1909 the words ‘Skin Food’ quietly disappeared from the label and the cream was primarily promoted as a cleanser that removed material that soap could not get to.

While the original Pompeian Cream seems to be long gone, a similar product that I am familiar with is Earth Theraputics Foot Peel (and yes, it is safe for the face -- at least it was on mine.)

The modern familiarity with the concept of exfoliating makes products like Pompeian cream a little less useful, but Gibson girls seemed to love its ability to both stimulate and clean the skin.

Biotique Quince Seed Anti Wrinkle Massage Cream Bio Quince ...

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The gel from the quince seed provides essential vitamins and minerals to nourish the skin. It contains Vitamin E along with other herbs. It’s especially good for mature skin in vulnerable areas – the contours of eyes, mouth, nose and neck.

Content: - The product is in the form of a thick off-white colored cream. Consistency looks like a gel but actually is creamy when applied.

Packaging: - packaging is very neat and simple. No fancy look. It comes in typical biotique products packaging. The container is quite sturdy. It’s not attractive but I won’t say I am disappointed.

Texture: - The texture of the cream is thick and whipped cream like.

I was idly surfing the net for anti ageing products for my mom when I came across this one from biotique. My mother had been asking me for a good anti-wrinkle massage cream which she could use after facial. I ordered this online through urbantouch.com. This product is for mature skin.  My mother liked this product. She uses it whenever she does facial at home. As it’s an anti wrinkle cream I stayed away from it. You can use it as day or night cream as well. The price is bit expensive but the quantity given will last for a long time. The product reduces the fine line around the eyes due to ageing. It also makes the skin firmer.  Within 3 weeks I could see the results of the product. The smell is kind of pungent but very mild. When the cream is first applied it tends to leave an oily layer but after a few minutes it’s absorbed by the skin. Regular use imparts a radiant, smooth glow to face. The result was not instant but it was certainly effective.

1. Only a little amount is sufficient for face as well as neck.
2. Removes dryness and maintains the balance of the skin.
3. Makes the skin firmer.
4. Reduces fine lines around the eyes.
5. Gives quick result.

1. It’s a bit expensive.
2. Packaging is not attractive.
3. Usage directions not provided.

I am sure this product is recommended for ageing skin especially females facing wrinkles problem. My mother is almost certain she will be buying it again once she finishes this one.

Have you tried any anti ageing skin care product from Biotique?

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Galius Sun Sponsors Catriona Morrison

• By Paul Moore
• Published 2 hours ago

GALIUS SUN will be sponsoring four times ITU World Duathlon Champion and two time ITU European Duathlon Champion Cat Morrison by supplying her with their range of sports sun creams and massage oils during 2012. Scotland’s ‘’ Iron Lady ‘’ having a fair skin, appreciates the importance of using a specialist high UV sun protection and muscle warm up cream whilst training and competing. Following Cat’s successes during 2011 in becoming Texas IM Champion, North American 70.3 Champion and St Croix 70.3 Champion we look forward to supporting Cat in gaining yet more titles during the coming year.

As well as Facial SPF30/SPF50, Body SPF30/SPF50 and After sun skin care creams the GALIUS SUN range includes two very unique products: a Pre-competition (activity) fast acting muscle warm up cream that includes an SPF30 sun protector and an Aftersun Cooling Effect spray which cools and moisturises the skin for 24 hours and can be used as an after exercise muscle massage cream.
GALIUS SUN creams have high SPF protection, are water and sweat resistant, non-greasy, long-lasting and come with easy to use pump action bottle applicator.

With an ever increasing risk of developing skin cancer, with more than two UK young adults (15-35) being diagnosed with malignant melanoma every day, research has shown that outdoor sports people are in the high risk category.

For more information on why GALIUS SUN creams are different from the others, please visit the website at: www.galiussun.co.uk

FILED UNDER: News / Press Releases TAGS: care / Catriona-Morrison / cream / Galius Sun / products / skin / sun

Shed Light on Your Massage Cream

There are so many ways you can use massage cream to enhance your business. The key to taking what seems like a minor detail and turning it into a stepping stone toward a better practice is simply tapping into a more creative mind-set. With a few brainstorming sessions, you should be able to come up with myriad ways you can use massage cream to keep clients coming back for more and telling all their friends.

Here, we will outline a few basic approaches to boosting business or otherwise improving your practice with the strategic use of massage cream. The good news is you do not have to make an extremely expensive purchase to add value to what you do as a massage therapist or bodyworker. You only have to think outside the box, with a focus on massage cream, which is a relatively inexpensive item.

One of the first ways you might wish to begin using massage cream to the benefit of your client and your bottom line is simply by taking your massage cream "out of the shadows," so to speak. There are quite a few practitioners out there who never let their clients know a single detail about the massage cream they are about to slather on their skin during the massage therapy or bodywork session. By sharing information about the massage cream before the session starts, and in your practice literature, you will be letting your clients know they are about to be pampered even more than expected.

For example, if you make it a point to purchase and use only those massage creams that

contain all natural and organic ingredients, this would likely appeal to clients, who may be comforted by the fact that they will not be absorbing any synthetic chemicals or fragrances through their skin. The easy act of sharing this information, which would have otherwise gone unnoticed, can boost the value of your services in the eyes of your clients.

Of course, this same example can be applied across the board to all kinds of high end massage creams, such as those that contain essential oils, powerful moisturizers, pain relieving ingredients or other such beneficial ingredients. Be sure to tell each client about the massage cream you are about to use, and publish a list of these benefits in any marketing material for your massage therapy or bodywork business.

Another great way to use massage cream to the advantage of both your clients and business is by occasionally offering small samples of certain massage creams to your clients before they leave. This can be especially helpful when you work on a client who has a particular issue that could possibly be relieved through the use of the massage cream.

For example, if you work on a particularly sore client, you might choose to use a massage cream that contains a pain-relieving element, such as menthol or Arnica montana. By giving your client a small sample of this cream as he or she leaves your practice, you can help that client extend the pain-relieving benefits that were achieved during the session.

--Brandi Schlossberg

« Back to the Massage Creams Resource Center »

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