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Conair HR10 Hot Stone Spa
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Rating: 2.44/5 from 9 reviews not worth your time or effortI recently took a course in hot stone therapy. Before I took the course, I looked into this product for use in the course. However, after deciding to go with the one offered by the instructor of the course, I am so glad I did. The basalt stones used in the spa have unique properties that allow them to hold the heat longer and they are made unbelievably smooth in "nature's rock tumbler", the ocean. If you are interested in this type of treatment, I suggest going to a spa, or seeking out a qualified hot stone therapist, and save your money on that product. The spa may cost a little more, but it will be much more satisfying! And if you are looking for stones to perform this treatment, go to the beach, and then go and buy an electric roaster!! Ahhh...I really love my heated stones. I add water to the bowl right before I put the kids to bed and they are ready as soon as everyone has gotten settled. I was concerned that sometimes they didn't seem to retain their heat. Now, I put a light weight blanket over myself and it seems to help. My sister also used these on her lower back when she was pregnant and she loved it. Cold rock bath.I thought I would get this as a birthday present for my friend. The stones take 40 minutes to heat. Once they are on your body, they become cold in about a minute. This is nothing like hot-stone therapy in real salon. | ||||||||||||||||
