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Los cabezales calientes han sido utilizados desde la antigüedad con el fin de relajar los músculos, mejorar la movilidad y aliviar el dolor de la zona del cuello y espalda.
¿Cuál es el fin del cabezal caliente?
EFECTO RELAJANTE:
El calor ayudará al cliente a relajarse desde el minuto 1 de su visita.
ACCIÓN LIMPIADORA:
Las toallas podrán usarse más tarde para eliminar los restos de suciedad o producto del rostro.
CONVIÉRTELO EN UNA EXPERIENCIA ÚNICA CON NUESTROS ACEITES ESENCIALES:
Para un resultado más relajante y una experiencia más profunda, añade unas gotas de aceite esencial a elección del cliente para disfrutar de un aroma maravilloso que convertirá la experiencia en única.
Son toallitas japonesas que se humedecen y se utilizan en los restaurantes de China y Japón para limpiar las manos de los comensales cuando llegan al restaurante. En Europa, éstas se utilizan en los salones de belleza, los spa y los hoteles. Utilizaremos 4 toallitas oshibori para esta práctica.
AGUA:
Se humedecen 3 toallas y se reserva la cuarta en seco.
CALIENTA TOALLAS OSHIBORI O MICROONDAS:
Calentamos las 3 toallas que hemos humedecido en el paso anterior. Si su salón o establecimiento no dispone de Otefuki, se pueden calentar en un microondas por un 1 minuto a la máxima potencia.
UNA BOLSITA DE PLÁSTICO:
Una vez hemos calentado las 3 toallas, las metemos en una bolsa de plástico y, de esta manera, no mojamos el pelo de nuestro/a cliente. Con la toalla seca que no hemos humedecido, envolvemos la bolsa y lo ponemos debajo del cuello del cliente.
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