Stone Massage Therapy

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The benefits of massage therapy are enhanced by use of heated and cold stones. Heated stones are selected for their shapes, smoothness and heat retaining capacity. The heat helps to relax and release the muscles for a more soothing and effective massage. Cold stones are made of marble which draws heat from the tissue for transformative effects on the skin.

 

Pure Pro + Stone Massage

ultra-mssage-oil.jpgUltra Massage Oil ™, 8 oz Flip Top Bottle
  • Cleans off stones, equipment and linens easily and completely
  • Gives control with just the right glide without being slippery
  • Leaves the skin soft and silky, not greasy
  • Hands-down the preferred texture for stone massage

 

peppermint-pedando-foot-cream.jpgPeppermint Pedango Foot Cream™, 4 oz Refillable Pump Bottle
  • FEET LOVE HOT STONE MASSAGE!
  • Soothes tired feet and aching legs
  • Softens dry, damaged skin instantly
  • Invigorates and freshens
  • Jazzes up any treatment making it a special experience

 

orange-degreaser.jpgOrange Linen Degreaser for Sheets™, Gallon (128 oz)
  • YOUR CLEANING MIRACLE!
  • Sanitizes and degreases completely to keep your sheets like new
  • Leaves no scent or odor behind
  • Prevents unsightly stains and dangerous dryer fires
  • Removes oil buildup from stones - just dilute and soak

 

Hear what Pat has to say...

 

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Ultra Blend gives me the perfect glide for hot stone massage. It's light enough to allow me to grip the stones, yet leaves no residue on clients, and cleans off the stones easily.

Pat Mayrhofer, Founder/CEO/Instructor, Nature's Stones, Inc.

 

Interested in learning more about Hot Stone massage and what Nature's Stones can offer you?

We carry several instructional DVDs by Nature's Stones:

The Art of Hot Stone Massage DVD by Nature's Stones

The Art of Hot Stone Facials DVD by Nature's Stones

The Art of Cool Lift Face Massage DVD by Nature's Stones

The Art of Hot Stone Foot & Hand Massage DVD by Nature's Stones

The Art of Hot Stone Reflexology DVD by Nature's Stones

You can also visit the Nature's Stones website

to learn more about their specialty products and upcoming workshops href="http://naturestonesinc.com/"

 

Read these valuable articles through MassageMag.com from Pat Mayrhofer of Nature's Stones regarding safe and effective use of stones in massage treatments:

Therapeutic Application of Massage Stones: Psoas Muscle (Nov 2011)

Stone Massage for Cancer Patients (July 2011)

Stone Massage for Persons with Diabetes

Stone Massage for Prenatal Clients

Stone Massage and the Elderly

Massage Stones: How Hot Is Too Hot?>

The History of Hot Stone Massage

What Is the Best Lubricant for Stone Massage?

Cleanliness with Massage Stones

Cold Stones Offer a Crossover Spa Treatment

Are your Massage Stones Cooked, Roasted or Heated?