Aromatherapy Handforth | Aromatherapy Wilmslow

Treatment

Aromatherapy massage uses essential oils to help balance, harmonise and promote your health and well-being. It goes beyond aroma as each essential oil has individual properties so, when combined with massage, gives a versatile and relaxing treatment that can improve emotional, physical and spiritual needs.

After a full consultation I will blend essential oils with your needs in mind. This might be to help with relaxation, relieve stress or invigorate. You will have a chance to see if you like the aroma of the blend and it can be changed if necessary.

I’ve been a qualified aromatherapist for many years and uses essential oils to enhance all the holistic therapies that I carry out.

Benefits of Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy massage can:

Improve circulation
Promote relaxation
Relieve tension and stress
Improve the appearance of the skin
Promote mental well-being

After the Treatment

After the treatment you are advised to;

Drink plenty of water to flush toxins from the body
Rest
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours
If oil is in your hair apply shampoo to dry hair to emulsify the oil, then wash as normal
Avoid hot treatments such as a jacuzzi or sauna

Prices

Back Massage – £27.00 (40 minutes)
Full Body Massage – £46.00 (60 minutes)

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Holistic and Beauty by Lucy Dempster

3 hours ago

Another huge thank you to everyone who put their spare change in the East Cheshire Hospice collection box. This time you helped raise £98.17 which is massively appreciated by this fantastic, local charity.

You really are a generous lot as the next box is already half full!

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Holistic and Beauty by Lucy Dempster

1 week ago

You know it's been a busy week when it takes you 24 hours to realise that you only painted the nails on one hand. Luckily it was my own nails!! 🤣🤣🤣

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Holistic and Beauty by Lucy Dempster

1 week ago

*All Saturday appointments now taken. Thank you 😊 xx

*Just 1130am available now

I've had a cancellation for Saturday 26th May from 10 till 1pm so if anyone would like an appointment, you don't need to take the whole 3 hours, then please get in touch.

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1 week ago

I know I've mentioned this before but it really is so important especially in this warmer weather. Try this 5 minute melanoma challenge...do you know what to look out for? Stay safe :) xx ... See MoreSee Less

SKCIN

SKCIN LAUNCH THE 'I SPY MELANOMA' 5 MINUTE CHALLENGE FOR NATIONAL SUN AWARENESS WEEK.

Melanoma is now one of the biggest killing cancers in the 15-34 age group, as cases continue to rise with latest statistics revealing 1 in 54 people will be diagnosed with melanoma during their lifetime - shouldn’t we all know how to spot the early signs and symptoms?

The sooner melanoma is identified and treated, the greater the chance of survival, if caught early enough it’s almost always curable, yet ignorance regarding early detection remains widespread.

To mark the start of National Sun Awareness Week 2018 (14th-20th May), national skin cancer charity, Skcin have launched the ‘I SPY MELANOMA’ campaign that aims to raise awareness of how to spot the early signs of melanoma, to promote early treatment, improve prognosis and save lives.

The hard-hitting campaign that shows a skin lesion developing into a melanoma to reveal a skull, may seem harsh, but a necessity when creating a campaign that requires maximum impact to gain attention and a subsequent, vital call to action.

The concept was the brainchild of renowned London photographer Kai Bastard and special effects make-up artist Bill Turpin who collaborated to create the prosthetic melanoma and campaign photography.

Kathryn Clifford, Creative Director at Skcin comments: “It’s been a pleasure to work with Kai and Bill on this creative campaign that we hope will reach and impact a notoriously difficult-to-engage target market. We wanted to create something that would get noticed, provoke intrigue and above all, action!

“Getting the general public engaged into checking their moles isn’t the easiest of tasks - particularly with young adults - that’s why we hope this ‘shocking’ concept will create the impact required. Skin cancer is the only cancer we can see and the fact is, it’s a killer, cases are on the rise and urgent action and education on a national scale - can and will save lives”.

Skcin have done a great deal already this year, focusing on early detection initiatives, training thousands of professionals across the hair, health and beauty industries which has proved there is still a huge void and thirst for this life-saving knowledge. The 'I SPY' campaign complements the charities concerted efforts in this arena by making this information more accessible to the general public, who we hope will take just 5 minutes of their time to gain and share the kind of knowledge that could just save their life, or that of someone they love.

Please take just 5 minutes of your time to complete the challenge and share with all those you care for - knowledge is power - together we can make a difference and save lives.

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Holistic and Beauty by Lucy Dempster

2 weeks ago

Another massive thank you to everyone who popped their spare change in the East Cheshire Hospice collection tin and helped fill it. I exchanged it for an empty one with the lovely staff at the East Cheshire Hospice shop in Handforth.

Don't forget if you're having a clear out they're always looking for donations.

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