Anti Aging

Yoga tutor Joann Ealles prefers raw chocolate. In the beginning, just as a delectable snack that’s rich in anti-aging antioxidants. Nowadays she’s doubling over her delight by putting it on the skin. Anybody who still believes chocolate is simply for eating — and perhaps drinking — is well backside the times. Just speak to friends or surf the Internet. Those people are using chocolate to make finger paint, soap, sculptures and even candles. And chocolate anti-aging skin-care items, for use in health spas and at home base, have also made their path into popular cultivation.

The Whipped Cocoa Bath (a registered foaming chocolate milk bath), the Chocolate Fondue Wrap, and even a chocolate groom are all on the list at The Chocolate Spa. So is the modish addition from last year, the Cocoa Facial Experience, that in one rendering includes the same Hershey’s cocoa powder utilized to prepare the chocolate bars. In its first year, in 2001, The Chocolate Spa got simply under 19,000 guests. During last year, the number soared up to just above 50,000, as stated by a spokesperson at the Spa.

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