3 Tips To Maximize Your Body Wrap Results

In order to get the most out of your body wrap, there are a few important tips that you need to follow.  In this post, I will outline three things that you should do before your next treatment.  I promise that if you follow these three steps you will see great results!

#1 – Select The Right Herbal Ingredients

The body wrap ingredients in your solution are a very important aspect of a successful treatment.  The top spa’s and salons use organic herbs and the most potent sea clay’s.  Be sure to buy your ingredients from a trusted source, and make sure that you carefully read the ingredient lists so that you know exactly what you are buying.  Whenever possible, try to choose products with the least amount of preservatives in them, or better yet, make your own recipes from home.

#2 – Increase Your Water Intake

Hydration is an important aspect of a successful body wrap that is often overlooked.  Try to increase your water intake a few days before your treatment.  By ensuring that you body stays adequately hydrated, you will ensure that the body is able to flush impurities out and allow you fully detoxify.

#3 – Wrap Consistently

Although you may see results after your first body wrap, you should really perform a series of treatments in order to see significant results.  This partly due to the detoxifying properties of the body wraps, which take some time.  Instead of performing only one or two body wraps, aim for eight to ten, spread out over a series of weeks

In addition to the three tips above, I always feel that it is necessary to mention the importance of regular physical activity and a healthy diet.  So many people think that they don’t have to exercise and can essentially eat whatever they want while body wrapping, and they will still get results.  Yes, they might get some results, but the treatment will not live up to anywhere near their potential this way.

Whether you are visiting the spa or performing your own body wrap from home, the tips mentioned above will help you achieve excellent results during your next body wrap treatment.

If you are considering trying your own home body wrap treatment, please stop by the body wrap shop to order your herbal body wrap supplies, or order a body wrap kit that includes everything you need to get started right away.

The Key To Making Effective Home Body Wrap Recipes

Your own home body wrap recipes can be extremely powerful and yield fantastic results only if you use the ingredients that will work best for your specific goals.

You see, certain herbs and essential oils that are added to your body wrap recipe play specific roles in terms of what results they will help you achieve.  For example, your goal may primarily be to lose inches,  where as someone else may be more interested in reducing the appearance of their cellulite.

Simply put, with different goals comes different ingredients.

If you have more than one goal in mind (inch loss, body detox and skin tightening for instance), that’s alright.  You will simply want to incorporate more ingredients in to your recipe.

What Are The Best Inch Loss Recipe Ingredients?

When it comes to inch loss,

you will always want to use a clay base as opposed to a liquid based recipe.  Here are a few of the best inch loss ingredients to add to your body wrap recipe:

  • Bentonite Clay
  • Green Tea Extract
  • Cayenne Powder

What Are The Best Detoxifying Body Wrap Recipe Ingredients?

For a detoxifying body wrap, a clay based recipe is not necessary.  Using an herbal liquid or pure Aloe Vera liquid as a base is the best bet.   You can then ad

d your choice of essential oils to the mix.

  • Herbal liquid
  • Grapefruit Extract
  • Sea Salt

What Are The Best Body Wrap Recipes For Skin & Cellulite Problems?

When it comes to skin and cellulite problems, nothing beats the power of various Seaweeds such as Dulse for example.  Pure Aloe Vera is also essential.

  • Sea mud Clay
  • Sea Vegetables (Dulse, Bladderwrack, Irish Moss, Kelp)
  • Aloe Vera Liquid

You can always combine any of these ingredients together to make your own potent mix.  In fact, I always recommend that you experiment with different ingredient combinations until you find the “ultimate” recipe for your body.

The list of ingredients that can be used for body wraps is almost endless, but here are those that are generally used most often:

Essential Oils

  • Patchouli
  • Rosemary
  • Basil
  • Lemongrass
  • Rosemary

Herbs

  • Aloe: Aloe Vera Leaf Powder
  • Ayurvedic Herb: Bhringraj Powder
  • Ayurvedic Herb: Gotu Kola Powder (Brahmi)
  • Ayurvedic Herb: Neem Powder
  • Ayurvedic Herb: Rose Petal Powder
  • Herb: Alfalfa Leaf Powder
  • Herb: Chamomile Flower Powder
  • Herb: Comfrey Root Powder
  • Herb: Fennel Seed Powder
  • Herb: Ginger Root Powder
  • Herb: Ginseng Powder

Other

  • Hydrosol: Yarrow
  • Milk Powder: Buttermilk
  • Milk Powder: Goat’s Milk
  • Milk Powder: Whole Milk
  • Organic Vinegar: Apple Cider

Putting It All Together

The key to an effective home body wrap recipe comes down to choosing the right combination of ingredients for your specific goals.  Don’t be afraid to experiment so that you can tailor a recipe that your body responds to the best.  Be sure to keep track of each of your recipes along with the results that are achieved so you know when you “strike gold” and find that special secret recipes that works like magic!

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Make Your Own Body Wrap – Here’s How!

In this post I’m going to outline the steps it takes to make your own body wrap at home.   The good news is that the entire process is relatively easy, and it will cost much less than a spa treatment (we’re talking around $5 per wrap as opposed to $100).

Now, in order to make a body wrap that will yield impressive results (inch loss, detox, skin improvements etc.),you will need to assemble some supplies.  Some of the things can be found around your home, while others will have to be purchased.

What You Need To Make Your Own Body Wrap

Here are the “essentials” that you will need in order to make your own body wrap.  Keep in mind that for any of the items that you need to buy, you will save a considerable amount of money if you purchase in bulk.

Body Wrap Ingredients

You will need some decent ingredients in order to get good results from your body wrap.  If this is your first wrap, there is no need to get too fancy.  The ingredients below will be all you need to get started.

sea-clay-kit

  1. Bentonite  Clay – The clay is applied to your skin and helps draw out impurities as well as replenish the skin with minerals and other nutrients.  This is the most important ingredient of your wrap!  if you are aiming for inch loss, clay is a must.
  2. Herbal liquids – Herbal liquids are often an Aloe Vera base making them great for the skin.  These liquids can either be added to clay, or used on their own by soaking your body wrap bandages in them.

Although you can use Bentonite clay or herbal liquids as the sole ingredients in your body wrap, I recommend that you use both in order to get the best results.  If you are on a budget, go for the clay as opposed to the herbal liquid.

You can also add essential oils in to your formula when you make your own body wraps.  There really is no limit in terms of the types of oil that can be used.  Essential oils have many benefits, and can be purchased either online or at a health food store.

Body Wrap Accessories

Body Wrap Bandages for Making A body Wrap

In addition to the ingredients, you will need some supplies in order to make your own body wraps.  You may already have many of these things around the house:

  1. Large pot to fill with boiling water
  2. Exfoliating skin brush
  3. Robe or sweat suit
  4. Body wrap bandages
  5. Access to a shower / bath

Assuming that you have all of the ingredients and accessories listed above, you can not begin the process of making your own wrap.

Here is how to do it…

Step 1: Skin Preparation

You will want to exfoliate the skin in order to help open your skin pores.  The easiest way to do this is to use a dry skin brush, lightly brushing the skin in a circular motion. This is also a good time to take pre-body wrap measurements and record numbers on a sheet (thighs, hips, waist, breasts, arms).

Step 2: Fill a large pot with water and heat it.  Do not allow the water to boil.  If you are using an herbal liquid, add it to water.

Step 2 (if using Bentonite clay: Begin to apply a thin layer of clay on your skin.  Always begin at the lower part of the body and work your way upwards.

Step 2 (if using liquid based solution): Dip your body wraps  in to your heated liquid solution, letting allowing them some time to soak and absorb the liquid.

Step 3: Wrap your body with the bandages, again beginning at your ankles and working your way up towards your neck.  The wraps should be snug, but not uncomfortably tight.

Step 4: One you have wrapped your self, you have two options.  The first option is to go lie down and relax in a warm place.  The second option is to exercise (treadmill, housework, jumping on mini-trampoline etc.).  Option number two will yield better results, but is also much less relaxing.  Whichever option you choose, aim for 45-60 minutes.

Step 5: Slowly remove the body wrap bandages, this time working from your neck downwards.  Take a room temperature shower to remove the clay from your body.  If you used an herbal liquid only, you may not need to bathe.

Step 6: Take post-body wrap measurements and compare to earlier measurements.

Step 7: Apply a post body wrap moisturizer to your skin.

Now it’s time to sit back and enjoy your new silky smooth skin and slimmer body!

Please post a comment below with any questions or experiences!

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