Product Description
The TheraTools® Professional Himalayan Salt Stone Kit offers a diverse range of salt tools tailored to meet your and your clients' needs. These stones are ergonomically carved to fit comfortably in your hands, enhancing your massage techniques. The salt stones can be used either hot or cold. With proper care and by keeping them away from water, they'll last for a long time. All the stones feature broad, flat surfaces, perfect for effleurage on large muscle groups. They can be used for a full - body massage or as an add - on to your massage menu. The Himalayan crystal salt in these tools is sourced from the Himalayan Mountain range near Pakistan and contains 84 trace minerals and elements. This kit includes 2 of each of the following: Theratools Himalayan Salt Round Massage Tool (small - TT115 and large - TT116), Theratools Himalayan Salt Oval Massage Tool (small - TT119 and large - TT120), Theratools Himalayan Salt Large Heart Massage Tool (TT117), and Theratools Himalayan Salt Egg Shaped Massage Tool (TT118). For best results, use coconut oil to make the stones glide smoothly. When the stones come into contact with moisture, they may shrink or get rough. You can sand them with sandpaper to make them smooth again. If you use them with water for a salt scrub or lymphatic drainage, it's a good idea to replace them occasionally. Always check the stone's temperature with your hand before using it on a client. After each massage, remove the salt stones from the warmer. Disinfect them with a light disinfectant mist, like Thymocide Ready - to - Use Spray (CLC27), using 2 to 3 sprays per stone. Then pat them dry with a cotton towel and let them dry completely.
Using this TheraTools Himalayan Salt Stone Kit is easy. You can use the stones either hot or cold for a massage. They're great for a full - body massage or to enhance your existing massage services. When using, it's recommended to use coconut oil to help the stones glide smoothly. Before using a stone on a client, always check its temperature with your hand to make sure it's not too warm. When it comes to care, keep the stones away from water as much as possible. If they get rough due to moisture, you can sand them with sandpaper. If you're using them with water for a salt scrub or lymphatic drainage, replace them every now and then. After each massage treatment, remove the stones from the warmer. Disinfect each stone with a light disinfectant mist, such as Thymocide Ready - to - Use Spray, using 2 to 3 sprays. Then, pat them dry with a cotton towel and let them dry completely.
