How Do You Make A Body Wrap?
Body wraps have probably been done for millennia in some form: wrapping the body with cloth that is soaked in essential oils. In today’s fancy spas, you can get a salt body scrub and therapeutic mud slathered onto your face and body before “cocooning” inside of a body wrap. The mud and essential oils are believed to help draw out toxins from the skin and soak the skin with plant and flower extracts to help improve the appearance and health of the skin. This can be done at home if you do not mind a messy scene. Use old linen, plastic gloves and old flip-flop sandals and old towels you don’t mind soiling with the mud used for the body wrap. Take a hot shower and use a loofah sponge and pumice stone to exfoliate dead skin. Use baking soda if you don’t have ready-made body scrubs or salts to use. Shampoo hair and leave a thick hair conditioner in your hair. (Rinse it out after your body wrap). Before drying the skin, add several drops of jojoba oil to the skin to seal in moisture. Make a s
