Photo Instructions

Bulges and unsightly areas can be helped with the body wrap.  If you are doing a partial wrap, you will only need about 12 wrap bandages and you'll start at just above the knee.  These instructions are for the full wrap.  A full wrap requires about 24 bandages and you'll need a partner to help with hard to reach areas.
	Professional Salons will use a roaster which works well to keep your wrap bandages at 125 degrees, but you may also use a bucket to soak your wraps in.   A bucket will be just fine for the home user.
About 20 minutes before you begin your wrap, place the rolled bandages in very warm water and allow them to soak completely with the warm water.  When you start, wring out (by hand) a wet bandage, leaving it rolled.  Wet the leg with the rolled bandage, and smear a thin layer of sea clay on the leg.  Only do one body part at a time.	Getting started Begin with your wrap still rolled, and start under the ankle like a stirrup, then wrap around the ankle to hold the end in place.
	Wrap upward, toward the heart, overlapping the side of the wrap with each successive wrap.  Make sure your wraps  are smooth and even.
Continue wrapping, and make sure the side of the wrap does NOT cut into the back of the knee.  There are many nerve endings here, so make sure you cover the area in one "pass".
	When you get to the end of one wrap bandage, "tuck" in into the wrap edge, to hold it in place, as shown in this photograph.  Then, start your next wrap bandage over the one you just ended.
Continue doing the leg until you have covered the legs with wraps, stopping just below the buttock, as seen in this photo.
	Here is the front view of the leg, showing where to stop.  Now, spread a thin layer of sea clay on the next leg and follow the instructions till both legs look the same.  Make sure you have your wraps tight, but not so tight that you feel throbbing or tingling.
Here is a back view of both legs wrapped.  Before you continue, make sure you have no wrinkles or exposed areas.  You're going for a nice smooth look.
	Holding one wrap in place, start at the abdomen and circle around, and down, UNDER the buttock so that you "lift" it up, supporting it with your wrap.
See the butt lift, and define it, separating it from the legs, yet "rounding" and supporting it with the wrap.  Follow on around, and wrap over the abdomen, holding the beginning of the wrap in place.  Make another pass if you can.
	Here is the buttock lift, with two wrap bandages in place.  Notice how you are squeezing in the buttocks, compacting them.
Here is a front view of the same thing.  Notice that the wraps are not "cutting" into the tender flesh at the top of the thigh, where more nerve ending are.  This is important for the comfort of the client.
	More wraps along the abdomen, and hips.  Make sure you overlap, and do a couple of layers.  This prevents having the edges of the wraps "rolling", creating much discomfort for the client.
Rear view.  See the bulges on the hips, which still exist?  We'll want to run more wraps around this area, to smooth even more these bulges.
	Wrap down, and continue around the hips, as if you are trying to form a "mini-skirt".  This compacts the hips and the buttocks, helping promote inch loss.  The wraps should be very firm, but not so uncomfortable that the client is throbbing or having circulation problems.  If these are too tight, you must loosen and re-wrap the area.
Starting under the arm, go upward and across the breast, with one wrap.  Avoid "cutting" into the breast.  Try to wrap in one motion.  Remember to add sea clay to the area just before wrapping.  Many women do not add sea clay to the breasts, as they do not want to lose inches in this area.
	The Criss-Cross wrap, which results from starting under the opposite arm, going in the other direction.  As usual, "tuck" the ends under the wraps to hold them in place until you can put another wrap over the end.
Put sea clay on the arms, and start at the wrist, wrapping upward over the biceps.  Make sure the edge of a wrap does NOT cut into the area in front of the elbow.  Be smooth and steady.
	All done!   Now, have someone help you into the sauna suit, to hold in moisture, warmth, and to allow you to move about.
If any wrap "rolls" and starts to become uncomfortable, you must unwrap that area and smooth it out.  The object is to smooth and compact the body so that no bulges or lumps are visible. Stay in the sauna suit for just 70 minutes.  Staying in longer will NOT give you any additional inch loss, so 70 minutes only.
	After Wrap Instructions Do not shower or take a bath for at least 24-48 hrs.  Avoid alcohol, and drink plenty of water.  The skin will feel "ashy" for a day or two, and drinking water will allow the body wrap to continue to flush toxins and increase inch loss even more.

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