One great way to stimulate and accelerate this process is a body wrap, and this can result in the loss of several inches, excess water weight, and metabolism-slowing toxins and wastes. Other benefits can include tighter and more youthful skin, and relief from sore muscles and joints, depending on the ingredients used in the wraps.
Body wrapping is not new and the process has been around since ancient Egypt. It's currently enjoying a recent revival in many beauty and health spas. They can be extremely costly at your local beauty spa, especially considering that most salons will recommend 10-12 subsequent wraps for optimal results. Although a professional is trained in wrapping techniques, and may be able to obtain industry-grade ingredients and supplies that are not available to the home-wrapper, body wraps are a beauty treatment certainly worth replicating at home. The secret is to get a little help with the wrap from a trusted friend (preferably someone who won't laugh at you in your underwear). Adequate compression is key to a successful body wrap, and it's often difficult to get your own wrap cloths tight enough to achieve good compression, especially around the waist and ribcage.I speak from experience.
There are a variety of ingredients that can be used in a body wrap, but rather than present you with an extensive list upfront, at this point, I thinks it's far more practical to use ingredients that are widely used in this website for other formulas. It's far cheaper and simpler to buy fewer items in larger quantities than it is to buy many, many bottles of different ingredients that all perform basically the same action.
Rather than provide you with several dozen different recipes for wraps with several dozen possible ingredients, what follows is a simple and effective body wrap protocol that can be easily followed at home. |
