the therapeutic use of seawater in bath and body care.
An ancient Greek therapy (thalasso is Greek for sea) these treatments use the therapeutic benefits of the sea, and sea water products for their vitamins, minerals and trace elements, which can heal and reinvigorate skin and hair. Various treatments include: Individual baths of fresh seawater equipped with powerful underwater jets for deep massage; or a therapist applies manual massage to body with hoses. Body wrap, similar to herbal wrap, but using seaweed or sea algae paste, to eliminate toxins, restore minerals and skin elasticity. As with most wraps, it usually involves seaweed paste rubbed on the body, which is then covered with sheets and sometimes blankets for 10 to 20 minutes. Use of sea water and sea air to treat a disease; living near the sea, bathing in the water and breathing sea air.
Coming from the Greek word for sea, thalassotherapy is a generic term for a variety of spa treatments that use sea water and/or seaweed. These therapies include: fresh sea water baths that provide underwater massage using water jets in the tub sea water massages delivered with a manual hose body wrap treatments using seaweed paste
Various treatments that use the therapeutic benefits of the sea for vitamins and minerals that reinvigorate skin and hair.
Hydrotherapy using seawater.. Vichy Shower - Uses multiple shower heads to wash away remnants of other treatments, as well as promote circulation.
Therapeutic use of seawater, seaweed, algae and marine mud that are rich in minerals and vitamins to energise, nourish and detoxify the body.
Treatments using seawater and seaweed, including algae baths, masks and wraps. From the Greek word thalassa meaning “sea”.
Seawater-based treatments sometimes enhanced with marine derivatives to restore balance and wellness.
Bathing in or drinking of salt water
Hotels offering this treatment................................................................................... Spain - Hotel Real Portugal - Hotel Vilalara - Thalasso Slovenia - Hotel Svoboda Spain - Hotel Elba Water-based treatments using seawater, seaweed, algae and/or mud to rejuvenate, energise, cleanse, nourish and detoxify, which improve circulation and revitalize the body.
Treatments using the benefits of the sea and seawater products in the form of seaweed and algae wraps and seawater hydrotherapy.
The art of using sea water, sea minerals, and sea plants for therapeutic results, from the Greek 'thalassa' meaning 'sea'. Sea products are used in spas around the world for skin care, cellulite control and aches and pains such as arthritis. The balance of elements in sea water and sea plants is very similar to the chemical make-up of human plasma, and many of the nutrients found concentrated in sea plants are nutrients needed by the skin and hair. Burt's Bees uses a variety of sea ingredients in its Ocean Potion line, including seat salts, sea plants, and sea minerals.
Water treatments that use seawater, seaweed, algae, and sea air, an ancient Greek therapy.
The use of sea products used to detoxify, exfoliate, balance the skin's pH, and hydrate.
Hydrotherapy treatment employing the utilization of seawater and marine by-products, which are mineral and nutrient rich with a curative or restorative properties, benefiting the internal and external. It's from the Greek word "thalassa" or seas.
The use of water jets and marine products (seawater, seaweed, sea mud, and sand), that when applied to the skin, help remove toxins and increase circulation. A number of cruise ships now feature these therapies.
Any treatment involving the use of mineral rich seawater and marine by-products for healing and rejuvenation.
Treatments using sea and seawater products such as seaweed and seaweed wraps. Traeger massage Therapy developed by boxing trainer Milton Treager, MD, that uses gentle, rhythmic movements to relieve tension, ease movement (especially in joints), and induce relaxation. Compressions, elongations, and light bounces as well as rocking motions are involved.
From the Greek word for sea ' thalassa ' and the Greek word for treatment ' therapia ' Thalassotherapy uses seawater and seawater products such as seaweed and algae. True thalassotherapy centers have to located seaside where the water, algae, mud and other substances are especially treated and purified for inclusion in the therapies.
Any treatment employing the utilization of sea water and marine by-products, which are mineral and nutrient rich, and which have a curative or restorative property, benefiting the internal and external. From the Greek "thalassa", or sea.
Sea, seaweed and algae are used in marine-based facials, baths, seawater jets, body wraps, algae application, cryoptherapy (cold application to stimulate the system). A genuine thalassotherapy spa must use unpolluted seawater pumped directly from the ocean.
Thalassotherapy is a water therapy based on seawater and marine derivatives used to re-establish the body's natural balance. Only spas that can demonstrate that they use uncontaminated sea water; pumped to the spa directly from the sea are able to claim the term Thalasso. Many Thalasso spas have pipes extending up to a mile or more out to sea.
Thalassotherapy comes from the Greek word thalassos, or sea, and is a treatment system using fresh heated seawater which induces an exchange of minerals and toxins between the blood and the water. As with thermal spas, thalassotherapy centres benefit those with certain medical conditions such as arthritis, and also those without.
Therapeutic use of seaweed and marine byproducts that are rich in minerals and vitamins to restore the balance of the body.
A detoxifying treatment of sea products used to exfoliate, balancing skins pH and hydrate.
Treatments using sea and seawater products such as seaweed and seaweed wraps. See also hydrotherapy.
Treatments based on use of the therapeutic use of seawater and seaweed which include algae baths, masks and wraps.
Water-based treatments developed by the ancient Greeks that incorporates seawater, seaweed, algae and sea air.
These treatments use seawater products such as seaweed and seaweed wraps.
Thalassotherapy (from the Greek word thalassos, meaning "sea") is the medical use of seawater. The properties of seawater are believed to have beneficial effects upon the pores of the skin.
