Looking for a sognature scent for my Massages

[Guest guest]

I don't know if any of you have heard of the Carapan Spa - but I just

love the scent of their massage oil. I am trying to come up with my

own or find a place that already has a great smelling lotion for

wholesale. I like earth scents like sandalwood, with possible hints

of lime, vanilla, unsure really - can any one lend some advice my way.

 

Of course I will try to cater differentscents for different outcomes,

but for just mt general swedish massage I wold like to have one scent

that I am known for - not sure if any of this makes sense - It is

early here in WV.

 

Geo

[Guest guest]

, " Geo " <nrgeology wrote:

>

> I don't know if any of you have heard of the Carapan Spa - but I just

> love the scent of their massage oil. I am trying to come up with my

> own or find a place that already has a great smelling lotion for

> wholesale. I like earth scents like sandalwood, with possible hints

> of lime, vanilla, unsure really - can any one lend some advice my way.

>

> Of course I will try to cater differentscents for different outcomes,

> but for just mt general swedish massage I wold like to have one scent

> that I am known for - not sure if any of this makes sense - It is

> early here in WV.

>

> Geo

>

Hi,

 

I just wanted to say this, (for what its worth) I have been a massage

therapist for 7 yrs now and I find most people are more interested in a

good massage, more so than scent, However if you are interested you may

want to take a online course or pick up some books on mixing perfumes

or essential oils from a large bookstore. You will find many people

will not like your one scent if you have scents you may want to allow

the client to choose , I find this works best epecially with male

clients. Most of my clients are male..however some like scents. To be

safe I offer them the mints..spermint peppermint, and of course

Lavender. Some times I offer chocolate to them, the ones that know say

that men respond best to food scents. Females love them also. Best

wishes

[Guest guest]

I was just talking about this with my sister today. We have a lady who

does the best massage ever but we were saying it would be nice to have

some sort of fragrance to enhance the whole experience.

 

I guess you would have to be careful that the oils you pick will be ok

on all skins.

 

Good luck and let us know how you get on.

 

All the best

Diana Moore

http://www.bowentherapy.homestead.com

http://www.scoliosis.homestead.com

[Guest guest]

Why not find an excellent, intuitive aromatherapist in your area, one who

also works with just scents, and have him get to know you and mix something

up for you? ~Toni

 

On 6/2/07, Please Dont IM me If you are not in OC or not interested in a

therapeutic massage. <lavenderraines wrote:

>

> --- In

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> " Geo " <nrgeology wrote:

> >

> > I don't know if any of you have heard of the Carapan Spa - but I just

> > love the scent of their massage oil. I am trying to come up with my

> > own or find a place that already has a great smelling lotion for

> > wholesale. I like earth scents like sandalwood, with possible hints

> > of lime, vanilla, unsure really - can any one lend some advice my way.

> >

> > Of course I will try to cater differentscents for different outcomes,

> > but for just mt general swedish massage I wold like to have one scent

> > that I am known for - not sure if any of this makes sense - It is

> > early here in WV.

> >

> > Geo

> >

> Hi,

>

> I just wanted to say this, (for what its worth) I have been a massage

> therapist for 7 yrs now and I find most people are more interested in a

> good massage, more so than scent, However if you are interested you may

> want to take a online course or pick up some books on mixing perfumes

> or essential oils from a large bookstore. You will find many people

> will not like your one scent if you have scents you may want to allow

> the client to choose , I find this works best epecially with male

> clients. Most of my clients are male..however some like scents. To be

> safe I offer them the mints..spermint peppermint, and of course

> Lavender. Some times I offer chocolate to them, the ones that know say

> that men respond best to food scents. Females love them also. Best

> wishes

>

>

>

 

 

 

--

In wellness,

Toni D. Roberts, BA, LMT

Cumberland Muscle Therapy

2470 Windy Hill Road SE, Suite 227

Marietta, Georgia 30067-8617

 

(770) 984-8040

forums

www.cumberlandmuscletherapy.com

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Personally, I am not a massage Therapist, but I do enjoy essential

oils. My favorite smell is a mix of lavendar and lemon. It might

sound a little odd, but it is very relaxing and refreshing.

-Whitney

 

> , " Geo " <nrgeology@>

wrote:

> >

> > I don't know if any of you have heard of the Carapan Spa - but I

just

> > love the scent of their massage oil. I am trying to come up

with my

> > own or find a place that already has a great smelling lotion for

> > wholesale. I like earth scents like sandalwood, with possible

hints

> > of lime, vanilla, unsure really - can any one lend some advice

my way.

> >

> > Of course I will try to cater differentscents for different

outcomes,

> > but for just mt general swedish massage I wold like to have one

scent

> > that I am known for - not sure if any of this makes sense - It

is

> > early here in WV.

> >

> > Geo

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi : That is interesting to read. If you are looking for one scent for a good

massage either before or after bath try sandalwood scent.Lavender is too thin

for my taste,but that is also an option.But for medicinal and other physical

motivations you may have to consult professionals and books by specialists.Never

combine them because each is meant to go along a specific purpose.

 

As in drinks,never mix levels,,unless you prefer getting mixed up and end up in

a mess of your own making.

 

Shall be interested in hearing about the outcome.

 

dr.vridhasubbu

 

" Please Dont IM me If you are not in OC or not interested in a therapeutic

massage. " <lavenderraines wrote: ---

In , " Geo " <nrgeology wrote:

>

> I don't know if any of you have heard of the Carapan Spa - but I just

> love the scent of their massage oil. I am trying to come up with my

> own or find a place that already has a great smelling lotion for

> wholesale. I like earth scents like sandalwood, with possible hints

> of lime, vanilla, unsure really - can any one lend some advice my way.

>

> Of course I will try to cater differentscents for different outcomes,

> but for just mt general swedish massage I wold like to have one scent

> that I am known for - not sure if any of this makes sense - It is

> early here in WV.

>

> Geo

>

Hi,

 

I just wanted to say this, (for what its worth) I have been a massage

therapist for 7 yrs now and I find most people are more interested in a

good massage, more so than scent, However if you are interested you may

want to take a online course or pick up some books on mixing perfumes

or essential oils from a large bookstore. You will find many people

will not like your one scent if you have scents you may want to allow

the client to choose , I find this works best epecially with male

clients. Most of my clients are male..however some like scents. To be

safe I offer them the mints..spermint peppermint, and of course

Lavender. Some times I offer chocolate to them, the ones that know say

that men respond best to food scents. Females love them also. Best

wishes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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