Q.
What is The Body Wrap?
A. The Body Wrap is a method for helping to visually slenderize
and contour your body shape and visibly tighten your skin
in only 60 minutes. It involves wrapping the body in porous
elastic bandages soaked in a special mineral solution. The
Body Wrap is applied firmly to areas needing inch loss and
contouring and lightly where only skin tightening is desired.
It is very healthful and relaxing.
Q.
Why does it work?
A. Waste, chemicals, stress, medication and pollution in our
environment overload body systems and cause water retention
and soft spongy cellulite-ridden tissue. Our minerals and
proven wrapping techniques compact and firm the body quickly.
Q.
What is in The Body Wrap Solution?
A. Although the solution formula is secret we can tell you
that it is composed entirely of food grade inorganic minerals
and distilled water, all of which may be taken internally.
Q.
Is The Body Wrap a heat or sauna type treatment?
A. NO. Although the wraps are applied warm, your body will
feel cool. For your comfort, a poncho is put on you to help
you retain your own body heat.
Q.
How long does it take to get a body wrap?
A. Allow a total of 2 to 2 1/2 hours for your first wrap.
You are in your wrap for only 60 minutes; the extra time is
for measuring, weighing, bra fitting, wrapping, unwrapping
and re-measuring. Subsequent wraps take less than 2 hours
as you don't need to repeat certain preparatory steps.
Q.
Who will The Body Wrap help?
A. Anyone who wants to tone and tighten their skin. People
with overly dry or rough skin. People with loose skin due
to weight changes or from pregnancy. Men and women who want
to look terrific fast! Anyone who wants to look and feel younger.
Q.
What do I wear while I am wrapped?
A. Women are wrapped in a bra and panties (no girdles, please,
as they make accurate measurements impossible). Bring a change
of underwear because what you are wrapped in will be wet.
Men are wrapped in swim trunks they bring with them.
Q.
What is meant by "total inch loss"?
A. Before we wrap you, measurements are taken of various parts
of the body (hips, calves, waist, midriff, abdomen, upper
arms, etc.) and recorded on your own personal record chart
with notes as to where you want to lose inches or contour.
After the wrap you are re-measured and the difference of your
measurements are added to determine "total inch loss."
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