What You Will Need

Our Body Wrap Kit™ has been featured in Good Housekeeping Magazine®, and reported on local news segments nationwide, reported on the Good Housekeeping Report©, seen on NBC's Dateline®.

 

Full or Partial Wrap?                            

The Partial Body Wrap

A partial wrap refers to the area from just above the knee to the belly button.  It's no coincidence that this is the problem area for nearly 90% of American women, and 55% of men.

You'll need to purchase only 3 items:

• 1 Dozen Wrap Bandages
• 1 jar of Sea Clay Mud (4 oz. or 8 oz. jar)
• 1 Sauna Suit (the next size larger than your size)
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• Note:  4 oz. of SlenderWrap Therapeutic Sea Clay will do 2 partial wraps

Set aside about 20 minutes before you begin to soak your wraps, and leave them rolled.  It will take you about 20 minutes to wrap yourself, and you'll stay in the sauna suit for 70 minutes.  You can do light housework while you are wrapped. 

The Full Body Wrap

The full body wrap refers to the entire body, as seen in the photo above.  A full body wrap will require two dozen wraps, and the help of a partner to assist in reaching the hard to reach areas.  

You will to purchase only 3 items:                                                                                              

• 2 Dozen Wrap Bandages
• 1 jar of Sea Clay Mud  (4 oz. or 8 oz. jar)
• 1 Sauna Suit (the next size larger than your size)
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• Note:  8 oz. of SlenderWrap Sea Clay will do 2 FULL wraps