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If you're interested in face cradles with no seams try http://www.massagelinens.net.  The one seam is below the face surface so the fit it great.  Diane, the owner of the company (who I do not know personally other than I own her sheets) makes the best massage linens in my opinion.  I got them for Christmas and love them.  They are luxurious and fit great.  All of my clients noticed.  They're not cheap but really nice.  I put them on my wish list for the holidays and low and behold they just arrived from Santa.  I also use a linen spray called Caldrea, it's lavender and pine and smells great.  I even use it at home.  I also got it as a gift at Christmas.  Don't ask where I'm going to buy it after it runs out.    An internet search will be needed.  Joe E.

 

[scatter_head]

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Joe,THANK YOU for putting up the link to your no-seam face cradle covers. I had resorted to cutting out a nice shape of microfleece that lays over the fitted covers that I had sewn... so many extra steps! I'm checking out your source right after this post!So, as for that linen spray....There's no address or e:address or hint of a contact on the container? What about the ingredients. Could it be made by therapists? I have a friend & client who owns an herbal & aromatherapy business. They have classes on making such things & I could pick her brain for some guidelines. Would you consider sharing what the ingredient panel says?Jill/Sagetherapist

 

[Meaty Babby CR3]

You know what ... after reading Jill's post I actually looked at the bottle for the first time.  They have a website and phone number in MN.  www.cadrea.com  877-576-8808.  I like this spray because you can spray it right on the sheets or other linens in the room or put it in your iron for wash cloths and the like.  I don't actually iron wash cloths but, I "stamp" the iron on them and they retain the smell.  then you roll them up, put them on a glass dish and put it in the bathroom for clients after washing their hands.  Costco wash cloths are cheap and it won't really add too much to your laundry if you're in private practice.  You can put the spray in a humidifier or steamer too for the whole room.  No clue as to the formula, it just says lavender and pine.  I doubt it was too expensive.  It was a stocking stuffer but my sister in law's got some good taste so who knows.  The holidays are almost here, make those lists. Joe E.  

 

[ex0tic_barbiie]

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thanks again, Joe!Jill/Sagetherapist