Biotone
Biotone is a brand that specializes in the production of professional massage and spa products. The company is known for its high-quality massage oils, lotions, creams, and gels, which are widely used by massage therapists and spa professionals.
History[edit | edit source]
Biotone was founded in 1980 by Jean Shea, a massage therapist and esthetician. The company started with a small line of massage oils and has since expanded its product range to include a variety of massage and spa products. Over the years, Biotone has become a trusted name in the industry, known for its commitment to quality and innovation.
Products[edit | edit source]
Biotone offers a wide range of products designed for professional use in massage therapy and spa treatments. Some of the key product categories include:
- Massage Oils: Biotone's massage oils are formulated to provide excellent glide and workability, making them ideal for various massage techniques. Popular options include the Advanced Therapy Massage Oil and the Revitalizing Massage Oil.
- Massage Lotions: These lotions are designed to offer a balance between glide and absorption, providing a smooth application without leaving a greasy residue. Examples include the Dual-Purpose Massage Creme and the Herbal Select Massage Lotion.
- Massage Creams: Biotone's massage creams are thicker and provide a more controlled glide, making them suitable for deep tissue and focused work. The Deep Tissue Massage Creme is a popular choice among therapists.
- Massage Gels: These gels offer a lighter glide and are often used for modalities that require more grip, such as sports massage. The Polar Lotion is a well-known product in this category.
Ingredients[edit | edit source]
Biotone products are formulated with high-quality ingredients, including natural oils, botanical extracts, and essential oils. The company emphasizes the use of ingredients that are beneficial for the skin and overall well-being. Common ingredients found in Biotone products include:
Sustainability and Ethics[edit | edit source]
Biotone is committed to sustainability and ethical practices. The company sources its ingredients responsibly and aims to minimize its environmental impact. Biotone also supports various community initiatives and contributes to the advancement of the massage therapy profession.
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