AROMATHERAPY TREATMENTS 

“Well-being” Aromatherapy Full Body Massage: 1 Hour £27.00

This full body treatment is tailor made for you; beginning with a therapeutic deep cleansing facial treatment to suit your skin type. Essential oils are then carefully selected for your individual needs and a full body massage (including face and scalp) will promote relaxation, boost circulation and combat toxins to bring about a real sense of well-being.

“Stress Reliever” Aromatherapy Massage: 30 mins £15.00

Using carefully selected essential oils, this very popular, deeply relaxing; back, neck and shoulder massage will help relieve everyday tensions and stress.

“Tranquility” Aromatherapy Massage: 30 mins £15.00

Another excellent stress reliever, this tranquil massage begins with a therapeutic facial cleansing followed by a deep pressure neck and scalp massage and a gentle face massage using carefully selected essential oils. 
A refreshing, cleansing and relaxing treatment, tailor made for you.

The Ki Element Pamper Treatment: 90 Mins  £40.00

A gentle combination treatment, beginning with a therapeutic deep facial cleansing to suit your individual skin type. Neck, shoulder and face massage using carefully selected essential oils followed by a refreshing foot spa treatment and relaxing lower leg and foot massage. A wonderfully uplifting and relaxing experience.

Aromatherapy - What is it?

The art of applying essential oils to suit individual needs. The oils work directly on the chemistry of the body, via the skin and bloodstream.

Essential oils are extracts that contain the substances that give plants their smell. They are produced by tiny glands in the petals, leaves, stems, bark and wood of many plants and trees. In nature, they are released slowly, but when heated or crushed, their oil glands burst, releasing the plant's aroma more strongly.

It isn't known exactly when or where the art of aromatherapy began. It is thought that Chinese knowledge of medicinal oils may have reached the west by way of the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. The first recorded use of plants in Britain was in the 13th century and from then on, manufacture increased and the oils became widely used as perfumes, antiseptics and medicines.

How are the oils applied?

Usually by massage, they can be given as a relaxing treatment covering "stress" areas such as back, shoulders, face, legs.

Essential oils can also be inhaled, using an oil burner or breathing in an infusion and can also be very beneficial when added to baths.

Who can it help?

Aromatherapy is believed to be suitable for people of all ages, even babies. Aromatherapists claim that they can treat many conditions, and often see a great improvement in nervous disorders, such as depression, anger, stress and other related symptoms such as headaches and insomnia.