Stress and hassle are synonymous to the current life scenario of the modern world where everybody is longing for some peace and tranquility. Taking breaks has become a vital part of such a lifestyle, not only for the mind to relax but also to improve productivity of the body. For such relaxing breaks, spa visits are the best getaways. Spas are the essence of relaxing and when these spas add the flavor of aromatherapy to it, the experience is enriched.

Aromatherapy may not be what draws a customer to the spa, but it may very well be what keeps them coming back! One of the best appreciable outcomes of Aromatherapy is in the areas of leisure and stress administration.

First, what is Aromatherapy?  The term, leads us to assume that Aromatherapy is the therapy of aromas and if that were right, then Aromatherapy would be therapy using anything that smells good, which is not the case. Aromatherapy is an integrated Therapy that uses plant’s Essential Oils to balance the mind, body and sentiments. The perks of Aromatherapy top the reasons why people visit spas!

Essential oils such as Mandarin, Lavender, Marjoram and Palo Santo have wonderful relaxing qualities. They help in alleviating stress, relieve tension and widen your creative power. They can be especially beneficial for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, insomnia, negative feelings and stress.

Anti fungal essential oils like Niaouli and Tea Tree can be added to your manicure and pedicure spa sessions and treatments to counter fungus and to make the nails stronger.

People generally go for spas to feel good about themselves. Essential oils along with a floral scent such as Geranium, Clary Sage, Ylang Ylang, Rose and Jasmine are great up-lifters and make you feel great.

Using Essential Oils can be the best option to improve the texture of your skin.  When you do a facial massage with your facial oil or lotion it helps you to build up tissue, counter damage, and fade scars or acne and even skin burns from radiation therapy.

Circulation can be improved with Peppermint, Ginger and Palo Santo Essential Oils and also they help you relieve symptoms of acute and chronic pain, because of their anti-inflammatory abilities. Implementing Aromatherapy in the spa is very important. Essential Oils are also antiseptic, and this is very vital especially in the cold and flu season – effective oils for this objective are eucalyptus, rosemary, ravensara and bergamot.

You want your therapists and your front desk staff to be calm, alert and happy. Essential Oils of lemongrass, cardamom, peppermint and rosemary provide an alluring welcoming scent for your guests and at the same time gives confidence to your staff and helps them feel energized and ready to work.

Aromatherapy is the ideal add on to your spa sessions and will lead to outshine all other spa experiences.