Massage Bars

[npesgugfiluijvett]

Hi Everyone,

I am really addicted to lush homemade cosmetics, I think they sell really fab stuff and cannot have a bath without using one of their products, honestly the bubble bar bath slices are devine. Anyway I have seen their massage bars (I think you warm them in your hands to melt them) I was thinking about getting one to use on friends and family not clients as a change from tradition oils and aromatherapy. Just wondered if anyone had tried them and if they were worth using saw a snake one for head massage!

Must say they do sell fab products for yummie baths!!

Love Coop

 

[sophieb]

Hi Coop

There I was thinking to myself hello, hello what have we hear then! massage bars, I thought hum is this a new form of massage parlour but no its ? I am still no wiser as to what you are asking about I am afraid

 

[Josh E]

I have seen them too. and had a try of one in the shop.

I agree that they would be no good for clients, they don't melt that quickly, and would only be any good really I think for the big area like the back, so ideal for friends/family who just want a back massage!

They smell divine, but also do leave a bit of a mess on towels etc, so bear that in mind too!

Karen x

 

[davemorton007]

Actually I think I like the other idea better....
They come in, you have the rooms set up to resemble little mini bars. You have a menu up and the oils are each in bottles made to resemble liquor bottles. Except they have the little silver nozels as used in pouring shots.
You let the see it their oil has a fine nose... and maybe even sample it on their skin before you start the rub.

If you like the idea, brainstorm on it and run with it...

You could serve Oxygen, smoothies, or smart drinks.
Have a jukebox so they could pick out their music... OF course this might cost more for sound proofing if they want a more stimulating rub.

xoxo,

MCM