BIOTONE Professional Massage Therapy Products

BIOTONE Professional Massage Therapy Products Founded in 1980, BIOTONE is an independently owned business.

BIOTONE, headquartered in San Diego, CA, is the leading manufacturer of quality professional massage oils, cremes, lotions and gels as well as spa body, face and foot treatment products.

Scalp Massage is trending in popularity! With aromatherapy scalp massages up over 37% in salon and wellness bookings, an...
06/23/2026

Scalp Massage is trending in popularity! With aromatherapy scalp massages up over 37% in salon and wellness bookings, and Japanese Head Spa searches surging, clients are loving this luxurious “facial for your scalp.”

Here are some of the best ways to offer scalp massage, and you can blend these styles to create your own signature treatment that fits your clients’ needs:

• Indian Head Massage (Champissage): Deeply rooted in Ayurveda, this modality uses kneading, compression, and hair tugging for stress relief and hair health.

• Japanese Head Spa Techniques: Combines cleansing, steam, oils, and rhythmic massage — perfect for circulation and that premium pampering feel.

• Shiatsu / Acupressure: Focuses on pressure points to release tension and headaches.

• Swedish-inspired: Gentle effleurage and petrissage strokes make it an easy, relaxing add-on to any session.

Tips for adding it as an add-on:

•Offer 20–30 minute sessions ($35–$65) or 45-minute upgraded treatments. Pair it with a regular massage for an upsell.
• Use nourishing oils or serums to enhance results and retail them afterward.
• Promote it as stress relief and hair wellness for maximum appeal.

In today’s high-stress world, scalp massage delivers the human touch clients seek and enjoy!

Experience a rejuvenating life with Renewal Blend Essential Oil, a 100% pure blend of Palmarosa, Petitgrain, and Rosewoo...
06/20/2026

Experience a rejuvenating life with Renewal Blend Essential Oil, a 100% pure blend of Palmarosa, Petitgrain, and Rosewood essential oils. This carefully balanced combination delivers a fresh, gently floral aroma that promotes relaxation, emotional balance, and a renewed sense of calm.

Palmarosa helps support skin hydration and balance, Petitgrain offers a light citrus-green scent known for easing tension, and Rosewood adds a warm, comforting note that encourages mental clarity.

Perfect for diffusing in your treatment room, adding to massage sessions, or incorporating into your daily wellness routine. Take a moment to reset your senses and refresh your space. See all essential oils, and blends, at https://ow.ly/CNgy50YH3ty

Great News for Massage Therapists – You’re One of the Most AI-Proof Jobs in America! A new Tufts University study highli...
06/19/2026

Great News for Massage Therapists – You’re One of the Most AI-Proof Jobs in America! A new Tufts University study highlighted in the New York Post recently ranked nearly 800 occupations by their risk of being displaced by AI in the next 2–5 years. The results? Massage therapists ranked 9th among the top 10 LEAST vulnerable jobs in the entire country!

While desk-based roles face a high risk of automation, hands-on, human-touch professions are standing strong. The study emphasizes that physical, manual work performed in variable conditions is extremely difficult for AI and robots to replicate — especially the nuanced skill, intuition, empathy, and healing connection that happens during a therapeutic massage.

This is huge validation for the massage profession. In a world that’s becoming more digital and stressful, the demand for real human care, relaxation, and recovery is only expected to grow. As AI takes over analytical tasks, more people will need the kind of relief, restoration, and personal attention that only a skilled massage therapist can provide.

Keep honing your skills, building meaningful client relationships, and showing up with heart. The future looks bright for those who heal with their hands!

Massage therapists report exceptionally high job satisfaction, with 52% saying they are “very satisfied”, more than doub...
06/18/2026

Massage therapists report exceptionally high job satisfaction, with 52% saying they are “very satisfied”, more than double the national average. From helping clients feel better and building meaningful connections to enjoying flexibility, continuous learning, and strong career growth, this rewarding career checks every box for a fulfilling profession.

Read the full article to discover all the reasons massage therapy stands out as one of the most satisfying careers. Visit https://ow.ly/nyRy50Z8V3K

Ever wonder why some clients get only partial relief from focused carpal tunnel work, or why neck tension seems to keep ...
06/16/2026

Ever wonder why some clients get only partial relief from focused carpal tunnel work, or why neck tension seems to keep feeding hand numbness? The multiple crush phenomenon may help explain it.

When a nerve is compressed or irritated at more than one location along its path (such as tight scalenes in the neck plus carpal tunnel at the wrist), symptoms can become more significant. A proximal irritation may interfere with normal nerve function and axoplasmic flow, making the nerve more vulnerable to even mild distal compression.

For massage therapists, this concept encourages a full-nerve-pathway approach instead of treating only the area of complaint. By addressing myofascial restrictions, supporting tissue mobility and local circulation, and incorporating gentle nerve glides at multiple sites (neck, shoulder, elbow, forearm, and wrist), it may help to support more complete and longer-lasting relief.

It also helps explain stubborn or recurring symptoms and supports better clinical reasoning and collaboration with other healthcare professionals. Persistent or worsening cases should be referred for medical evaluation. EMG testing may help confirm nerve involvement.

What patterns have you noticed in clients experiencing numbness, repetitive strain issues, or persistent upper extremity pain?

Listen and Learn as Ericka discusses the vital essentials of hip health with Hip Check: Glutes, Piriformis and Psoas. Sh...
06/13/2026

Listen and Learn as Ericka discusses the vital essentials of hip health with Hip Check: Glutes, Piriformis and Psoas. She'll review muscle anatomy, common hip pathologies, effective communication strategies and effective bodywork techniques, including massage, stretching, and cupping. Understand how to enhance your skills and deepen your understanding of hip care and client outcomes!

Join Us! RSVP at https://biotone.com/pages/edutalk-registration-page

Speaker: Erica Keays is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Massage Educator, and Certified aromatherapist. She's a CE provider with both NCBTMB (National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork and the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA). With over two decades of industry experience, she has cultivated an expertise in holistic care, aromatherapy, and reproductive wellness

Vacutherapy (also known as MediCupping or ACE Massage Cupping) uses controlled negative pressure and dynamic moving cup ...
06/12/2026

Vacutherapy (also known as MediCupping or ACE Massage Cupping) uses controlled negative pressure and dynamic moving cup techniques to lift, separate, and mobilize soft tissues. It effectively clears congested lymphatic fluid, breaks up old debris, stimulates lymph nodes, and restores efficient lymphatic flow, delivering visible contouring results for both the body and face.

In an informative BIOTONE EDU-TALK, lymphatic expert Anita Shannon explains how Vacutherapy works, the real benefits it brings to clients, and demonstrates powerful techniques by including a hands-on facial session.

Whether you’re a wellness practitioner looking to expand your skills or someone curious about natural bodywork and contouring solutions, this video is packed with practical insights.

Watch the full video now, at https://ow.ly/z9Zg50Z5Ycb

Pure Touch Organics Massage Gel features certified organic ingredients in a hypoallergenic, unscented formula that suppo...
06/11/2026

Pure Touch Organics Massage Gel features certified organic ingredients in a hypoallergenic, unscented formula that supports skin comfort without irritation. Ideal for clients with sensitivities, it delivers a clean, gentle experience without added fragrance.

A blend of organic botanical extracts—Chamomile, Lavender, Lemon Balm, Passion Flower, and Sage—helps calm the skin and promote relaxation while supporting overall wellness.

Highlights include:
• Organic natural oils
• Hypoallergenic
• Unscented
• pH balanced
• Paraben free
• Environmentally friendly

This balanced, earth-friendly formula provides a smooth, satiny glide with excellent coverage, allowing you to use less product across all massage modalities. Worry-free washout ensures easy cleanup and protects linens from residue or staining. Find it at
https://ow.ly/OKvq50Z5Ya2

Sprained ankles are one of the most common injuries, but they do not have to sideline your clients for long. As more peo...
06/10/2026

Sprained ankles are one of the most common injuries, but they do not have to sideline your clients for long. As more people stay active, ankle strains and instability are on the rise. Massage therapy can play a valuable role in easing discomfort, supporting circulation, and helping restore mobility during recovery. It can also be a proactive tool to improve tissue flexibility and reduce the risk of future injury.

Read the full article to learn how massage supports recovery and prevention. Visit https://ow.ly/OKwB50Z5UgI

Massage therapists rely on their hands every day. Without smart technique and recovery habits, those same hands can lead...
06/09/2026

Massage therapists rely on their hands every day. Without smart technique and recovery habits, those same hands can lead to chronic pain and shortened careers. Research suggests that 60 to 80 percent of massage therapists experience work related musculoskeletal disorders, with the thumbs, wrists, and forearms most commonly affected.

Beyond positioning basics, here are practical ways to protect your hands:
Minimize repetitive micro trauma. Alternate pressure tools such as forearms, knuckles, elbows, and palms instead of defaulting to thumbs or fingers. This helps reduce cumulative stress on smaller joints.

Build balanced strength and resilience. Incorporate targeted hand and forearm exercises two to three times per week. Light wrist curls, finger extensions, and mobility work help offset the constant gripping and compressing demands of the job.

Prioritize recovery. Contrast therapy, self massage with a lacrosse ball or gua sha tool, and gentle nightly stretching may support circulation and reduce tension. Some therapists also use topical arnica or magnesium, though results can vary.

Optimize your setup. Adjustable tables, proper bolstering, and thoughtful client positioning reduce the need for excessive sustained pressure. When possible, include short breaks between sessions to reset posture and release tension.

Know when to seek help. Persistent pain, tingling, numbness, or clicking may indicate conditions such as De Quervain’s or carpal tunnel. Early care from a hand therapist or ergonomic specialist can prevent more serious injury.

Consistent habits help protect your hands and support a long, sustainable career!

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