Massage List
This is the oil I use in training. Glides beautifully, absorbs slowly, and works perfectly for massage & Reflexology.
Essential for hygiene and easy clean-down between clients. Strong, good quality, and doesn’t tear mid-treatment
Soft, professional and washes well. Having a few on rotation keeps your setup looking fresh and feeling luxurious.
Keeps your oil warm and within reach during treatment. Makes your flow smoother and avoids breaking contact with your client.
Reflexology List
Perfect for starting your reflexology treatment. Helps relax the feet, soften the skin and gently transition your client into the session.
Lightweight, easy to clean and deep enough for a proper soak. A simple addition that elevates the whole treatment experience.
Used for cleansing and preparing the feet. Soft, absorbent and washable — a simple but essential part of professional setup.
The same style of chart used in class to help visualise reflex areas. A brilliant reference tool while you’re building confidence and learning mapping.
Extras
Used during treatments to place gently over the client’s eyes to encourage deeper relaxation. The natural stone provides a soothing, cooling sensation that can help reduce eye strain and promote a calming treatment experience. It may also be chilled before use for an enhanced refreshing effect.
A natural gemstone eye mask placed over the client’s eyes during treatments to help encourage deeper relaxation. The smooth rose quartz stones provide a gentle cooling sensation that can help soothe the eye area, reduce puffiness, and enhance the overall calming experience of the treatment. The mask can also be chilled before use for an extra refreshing effect.
A fine mist spray bottle used during treatments to lightly mist the face or surrounding area, helping refresh and awaken the client at the end of the treatment. The gentle spray supports a calm transition out of deep relaxation and enhances the overall treatment experience.
Used during training for the welcome breath ritual. Gently rubbed into the hands before treatment begins, allowing the client to inhale and settle into the space. A simple but powerful way to create connection and presence from the very first touch.
These can be gently placed on the body to support relaxation and enhance the overall sensory experience. A beautiful addition for therapists who like to work holistically.
Used at the beginning and end of treatments in training to signal transition and deepen relaxation. Creates a calm, professional atmosphere instantly.