The relaunch of Brigg's Classic Health and Beauty, in the Market Place, and now under new ownership, was a good opportunity to introduce the many changes which have taken place.
There is now a coffee area and events board so, after enjoying a treatment, clients can have a cup of coffee while catching up on new 'specials' which are coming up.
The chairs offer not only toning, without the stress and impact to joints, but also help with blood circulation, arthritis, lupus pain, mobility and tension and also proven to help with MS and some stroke patients.
Maria, the in-house Beautician at Classic Health and Beauty, introduced a new range of natural, botanical facial products which have not been tested on animals and also some new treatments.
These included Thai massage, choco-beauty body treatments and Vitamin C thermal face masks.
Maria is also holding classes in skin care, body care and make-up for anyone who is new to skin care, or just needs to refresh their routine.
A new member to the team is Anne, who did a Restalyn demonstration. She will be on hand monthly to treat any problem areas clients feel they have and giving her advice on how to best treat particular areas.
Another new addition is Marina Elwes, who is going to be teaching children with dyslexia. Marina gave a small introduction to her techniques and another of her skills which is pschycosematic energetics, which is a first in the UK. This helps balance body, mind and soul.
Also going on were mini-health checks,performed by Kim, who is the Herbalist at Classic Health. She is also holding a herbal first-aid workshop for anyone interested. Very useful in an emergency.
Nutrition advice was on hand from Michelle our nutritionist and mini-demonstrations on chakra balancing, EFT and self-hypnosis were done by Geraldine, who is the clinical hypnotherapist.
Other demonstrations included, reiki, reflexology, and Indian head massage.
Colonic hydrotherapy is very popular and helps with depression, headaches, weight loss, IBS and constipation.
A spokeswoman said: "Everyone is welcome to come along for a coffee and a chat to see what is on offer at Classic Health and Beauty, have a free chair session and look out for electrolysis, now being done and to get ready for summer, a wedding or for a Treat look out for the Pamper Days!
For further details contact Christina Brodley. Email: tina-bee@tiscali.co.uk
Pictured above at the Classic Health relaunch are, from the left: Clinical hypnotherapist Geraldine Donnachie, beautician Maria McDonald, receptionist Gill Holland, colonic hydrotherapist Kelly Raywood, herbalist Kim Baker, and owner Tina Brodley.
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