If you smoke, drink alcohol, enjoy caffinated drinks, eat sugar or include salt in your diet your body is harboring toxins. These toxins can prevent you from losing weight and make you retain water.
These toxins can also be the cause of skin irritations, acne, loose skin, poor circulation, sore muscles and most of all...excess fat storage. A simple solution is available called a body wrap.
What Is a Body Wrap?
The process of getting a body wrap involves several steps that can take up to an hour.
- Undress, except for underwear and bra.
- Measurements will be taken in numerous spots on your body.
- The professional will wrap your body in bandages soaked in solution or oils.
- Your body will be squeezed together by tightly wrapped Ace bandages of cloths.
- Perform light exercise to release toxins from the body.
- Unwrap and rinse solution.
- Measurements will be retaken to reveal the amount of inches you've lost.
- Drink plenty of water before, during and after the wrap to help rid the body of toxins.
What Results Can I Expect from a Body Wrap?
You can expect to lose between 6-20 inches from your first body wrap. Each individual is different and loses at a different rate. Repeat the process frequently to continue ridding the body of toxins and achieve the maximum results.
Where Can I Get a Body Wrap?
Local salons and spas offer this service. Suddenly Slender is a popular spa that offers body wraps. To find a location near you, visit their web site, Suddenly Slender.
Home versions are also available at a more affordable price. Visit body wraps to purchase home-based body wrap products.
How Much Does a Body Wrap Cost?
The cost of the body wrap at a typical spa can range from $110-$150. Check to see if your spa offers a discount on multiple wraps. They often offer a 10-wrap special. Home-based products are also available and can offer substantial savings over spa treatments. A starter kit ranges from $30-$60.
How Often Should I get a Body Wrap?
Although it is possible to have 2 treatments in one day, it is recommended to have a body wrap 1-2 times per week for best results. Detoxing your body with body wraps can help you lose inches when combined with diet and exercise.
Note: Body Wraps are not intended to take the place of healthy food choices and exercise. For best results, combine the use of body wraps with a healthy lifestyle.
Tracy Rose - Tracy Rose is a powerflifter who holds the state record in deadlifting and has had success in her own weight loss journey.
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