Aromatherapy Massage

Aromatherapy massage dates back 6,000 years or more. The Greeks, Romans, and ancient Egyptians all used aromatherapy oils for bathing, massage and healing.

Aromatherapy uses warm essential oils to activate your sense of smell and increase your feeling of well-being. The oils are most commonly massaged into the skin, dropped into bathing water, and used in diffusers to disseminate the smell.

The essential oils used in Aromatherapy massage are powerful and are extracted from plants, shrubs, flowers, bark, peel, resin, grasses, fruits, roots, trees, petals, stems or seeds. Only a small amount of essential oil is needed. It is blended with a larger amount of “carrier” oil which contain certain benefits themselves and act as a balancing and stabilizing agent. The healing power of essential oils is the main attraction of Aromatherapy Massage.