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Aromatherapy

What Is Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy is the practice of using fragrant or aromatic extracts from a wide variety of plants, also called essential oils. When applied to the skin or inhaled, aromatherapy essential oils have been shown to improve a person’s psychological and physical wellbeing. It can be offered as a form of alternative medicine or complementary therapy.

What Are Essential Oils

Essential oils are made from flower, herb, and tree parts, like bark, roots, peels, and petals. The cells that give a plant its fragrant smell are its "essence." When an essence is extracted from a plant, it becomes an essential oil.

How to use Essential Oils

Essential oils are typically used through an essential oil diffuser or as a topical application. The oils evaporate into the air using an aromatherapy diffuser, spray, oil droplets, or are breathed in. Essential oils should never be applied directly to the skin, and should be diluted with a carrier oil like almond oil or olive oil before applying the concentration.

How Aromatherapy Works

Aromatherapy is typically used through an aromatherapy inhaler or as a topical application. When inhaled, aromatherapy activates areas in your nose called smell receptors, which send messages through your nervous system to your brain. Aromatherapy oils can also be absorbed through the skin with the use of aromatherapy massage oils and bath and skin care products.

Aromatherapy Benefits

Aromatherapy involves a holistic approach. You shouldn't use aromatherapy products instead of your regular medical treatments. But for some conditions, research shows that aromatherapy can have many health benefits including: improving quality of sleep, help relaxation, soothe pain and inflammation, relieve anxiety, depression, and stress, speed up healing, increase energy levels, boost memory, reduce headaches, and strengthen the immune system.


Acupuncture

What Is Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese practice in which thin needles are inserted at strategic points on the body to treat physical, psychological and emotional issues.

How Does Acupuncture Work

Acupuncture is based on the belief that an energy called Qi circulates through meridians in our body, from our feet to the top of our head. Disruptions of this energy flow are believed to be responsible for disease, injury, illness, or pain. Acupuncture is used to correct imbalances of the flow of Qi and stimulate the body’s natural ability to heal. Acupuncture treatments involve placing a thin needle to varying depths at strategic points along the meridians throughout your body. During the treatment, the needles may be gently moved, twirled, warmed or electrically energized to enhance the healing effects. The needles are very thin, so people often do not feel them inserted at all. In most procedures, the needles remain in place for 10 to 20 minutes while you relax, and there is usually no discomfort when they are removed.

What ailments and illnesses does acupuncture treat?

The World Health Organization supports acupuncture, and clinical studies have shown it to be a beneficial treatment for many conditions, including: negative side effects of chemotherapy and radiation, psychological and emotional disorders, chronic pain, digestive disorders, high blood pressure, addictions to nicotine, and seasonal allergies.


Skin & Body Care

Skincare professionals will find the best skin care products and skin care brands at MeyerSPA.

Our complete offering includes moisturizers, cleansers, toners and other products for skin care and body care. MeyerSPA is your source for everything from bath and body gel to hand cream, from lip scrub to face oil. Our product offering is broad and deep and sure to have the skincare products you need to pamper your clients while rejuvenating their skin.

Not only do we carry the most effective skin care products and facial care products, our on-staff skin care specialists can offer you the skin care advice and product information you need to select the best products for your business and clients. Be sure to ask our experts!

Top Skin Care Brands

MeyerSPA is home to some of the industry’s top skin care and body care brands, including Whish Beauty, Soothing Touch, Biotone and ToGoSpa. Our team will be happy to tell you more about the high quality products these respected brands make available for you and your clients. From backbar body butter to retail collagen masks – and everything in between.


Supplies

Shopping for supplies – whether spa supplies, esthetic supplies or cleaning supplies – can be a tedious, time-consuming task. Let MeyerSPA make it faster and easier for you. We can be the single source for all the supplies you need.

Spa Supplies

MeyerSPA can be your spa supply resource for headbands, cotton products and an array of protective gloves. Ordering spa supplies online is easy with our intuitive interface and time-saving shortcuts.

Esthetic Supplies

Let MeyerSPA serve as your esthetic supply partner. From esthetic wipes to scissors & tweezers to mixing bowls, the esthetic supplies and equipment you need are here.

Cleaning Supplies

Get out your cleaning supplies list and log in to MeyerSPA for fast and easy access to the best cleaning supplies for spas and salons. You’ll find disinfectants, sterilization tools, germicidal wipes, air fresheners and more. Order online anytime at meyerspa.com.


Topical Analgesics

Topical analgesics are utilized by spa professionals and massage therapists, who apply these over the counter pain relief gels, creams and lotions to clients as an adjunct to massage therapy. Over the counter topical analgesics are also popular retail items.

What is a topical analgesic?

A topical analgesic is a cream, lotion, ointment or solution that is applied to the skin – by rubbing, spraying or rolling – to relieve underlying muscle or joint pain. Topical analgesic ingredients common to many products include menthol and camphor (both of which create a “cooling” sensation) and capsaicin (which creates a “warming” sensation). Essential oils such as peppermint, eucalyptus, clove and camphor – with their unique cooling or warming qualities – are also commonly found topical analgesic ingredients.

Topical analgesics are available in a variety of forms. A topical analgesic cream, gel or ointment is made to be rubbed into the skin, making these products excellent for massage-related use. Topical analgesic spray or roll-on products are popular among consumers because they require no rubbing in and therefore no handwashing after being applied.

How do topical analgesics work?

Topical analgesics relieve pain by stimulating sensory receptors in the skin, which are activated by the “cool” and/or “warm” elements of the analgesic. It is believed that this stimulation blocks other receptors from sending pain signals to the brain (an effect known as the Gate Control Theory or Pain Gate Theory). In addition, although the analgesic never actually reaches the muscle tissue, studies have shown that the analgesic’s effect on the skin’s pain receptors can bring about a beneficial decrease in the static contraction of the muscle tissue below it, helping to address the source of the pain.

How does a massage therapist use a topical analgesic?

Topical analgesics have practical uses before, during and after massage therapy. They can reduce discomfort in a particularly painful area prior to massage. An analgesic can also be applied if a client experiences pain during the massage. After treatment, a client can be sent home with a retail supply of topical analgesic to reduce any minor pain or tenderness that may occur.


Waxing Hair Removal

Waxing is a popular method of removing hair from the face and body. Eyebrow waxing allows an esthetician to shape the brows into a pleasing shape. Leg waxing replaces shaving the legs and produces longer-lasting results (weeks versus days). Bikini waxing – and the even more thorough Brazilian waxing – are particularly popular during swimsuit season, creating a smooth look and eliminating any worry about stray hairs.

Waxing Supplies

MeyerSPA makes it easy to stay stocked up on the supplies and equipment spa professionals need to perform body waxing, leg waxing and eyebrow waxing. We have a full range of waxes (both soft strip wax and non-strip hard wax), including the popular favorite, Cirépil Blue Wax, along with pre-wax and post-wax skin care products. For waxing accessories – from a wax warmer to bulk wax strips and more – MeyerSPA is your single-source solution.

How waxing works

Hard Wax Method

To remove hair with wax, the esthetician warms the wax in a wax warmer until it reaches a spreadable consistency. Working in manageable patches, the esthetician then uses a smooth wooden spatula (tongue depressor) to spread the wax over the portion of the body where hair removal is desired, applying a fairly thick layer against the direction of hair growth. As the wax hardens, it adheres slightly to the skin, but completely to the hair, essentially “gripping” each follicle. Once the wax has hardened sufficiently, the esthetician quickly pulls the wax off the skin in a single quick motion, which pulls the attached hair from the skin, removing it all the way down to the root.

Strip Wax Method

This method is similar to the hard wax method, but with a few differences: Strip wax is applied thinly, and in the direction of hair growth. It goes on at a lower temperature than hard wax, it is stickier, and it does not require time to cool and harden (which is why strip waxing is also known as speed waxing). Strip wax is removed by placing a strip of thin cloth over the area and pulling it away in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Because strip wax adheres to the skin more than hard wax does, it has an exfoliating property and also reduces the chance of ingrown hairs afterwards. However, if an area has to be treated more than once, care should be taken to protect the skin with a barrier of oil or powder to prevent irritation.