Acupressure
A specific technique used in massage to release muscular tension by applying pressure to the acupuncture points releasing blockages and allowing energy to flow freely
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Acupuncture
A form of treatment used in both Traditional and Classical Chinese Medicine and based on the principle that there are energetic pathways or channels throughout the body that influence associated internal organs and structures. Energy surfaces at various points on the body, identified as acupuncture points. Extremely fine gauge needles are inserted at selected points, stimulating these points and activating the body's natural healing abilities
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AHA Fruit Acids
Natural acids (alphahydroxy-acids) which are mainly present in fruit, sometimes used in beauty treatments for natural skin peeling to reveal fresh skin
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Algotherapy
Use of specific algae-based products derived from marine plants rich in vitamins, minerals and trace elements and which supply the skin with valuable nutrients
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Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy uses essential oils (natural oil concentrates distilled from flowers and plants) to aid well-being and is particularly effective when used to combat stress and anxiety as well as a wide range of other ailments. Oils are inhaled, massaged into the skin in diluted form or placed in baths where they can be inhaled and also absorbed
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Ayurveda
Originating in India, a holistic system of healing that encompasses massage, diet, exercise and yoga. The resulting effect is physical strength, better health, mental clarity, inner peace and calmness
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