Stone therapy
Accessories
Hot stone wraps
Hot stone warming booties
Hot stone warming mitts
Hot stone wraps are designed to keep hot
stones from direct contact with the skin.
Made of washable terry cloth with pockets
for hot stones, these ingenious wraps keep
the stones in place, providing gentle warmth
throughout the treatment. Set includes small,
medium and large wraps.
100% terry cloth, warming booties are tailored
with pockets to provide a barrier between
hot stones and bare skin on the sole. A front
opening allows cosy toe stone placement
during pedicures.
Tailored with pockets to hold hot stones while
protecting bare skin on the palms of the
hands. Perfect for manicures and made of
100% cotton.
E1175 Hot stone wraps (3)
E1172 Hot stone warming mitts (2) £17.95
E1171 Hot stone warming booties (2) £17.95
£27.95
Hot stone pocket
The hot stone pocket provides a convenient
place to keep stones warm while you are
working with another pair. Wear on a belt
or place on a table for ease of accessibility.
Hot stone belly bag
Hot stone net bags
The belly bag is designed to hold a large
belly stone. The bag can be placed or held
on the client’s stomach for a warm stone
sauna effect. Ideal for relief of menstrual
cramps or simply for comfort and warmth.
Three sizes of net stone bags designed to
hold stones and keep them separate from
others while resting in the heating unit.
E1174 Hot stone belly bag
E1176 Hot stone net bags (3)
E1173 Hot stone pocket
£14.95
£12.45
£4.45
Ellisons Academy
We offer accredited
training to help you
introduce this treatment
to your menu.
To find out more information or
to book a course:
T +44 (0)24 7636 9516
E [email protected]
W ellisons.co.uk/academy
Or go to page 303
Did you know?
Hot stone essentials pack
This kit includes essential accessories for stone treatments.
Includes: warming booties, warming mitts, belly bag, hot stone pocket, stone wraps and
stone net bag (3).
E10KIT Hot stone essentials pack
£79.95
T +44 (0)345 222 8080
Stone therapy has a history dating back
over two thousand years and it is widely
regarded as having originated in China.
Despite it originating in China most
stones used around the world now hail
from South America.
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