- What is 'being'?
- What are the ingredients in 'being'?
- Where can I buy 'being'?
- Where can 'being' be used?
- Can I use 'being' with my spa sanitizing system
- How much 'being' do I need to add?
- How is 'being' sold?
- Will 'being' harm my spa and/or equipment?
- What is aromatherapy?
- What is the difference between 'being' spa aromatherapy and spa fragrances?
1. What is 'being'?
'being' is an aromatic, natural blend of essential oils, herbs and botanicals specially formulated for use in your spa/bath. 'being' combines the benefits of aromatherapy with the natural relaxation provided by spas for an experience that excites the senses and stimulates the soul. (to top)
2. What are the ingredients in 'being'?
'being' uses essential oils of herbs and botanicals in its unique blend of ingredients. (to top)
3. Where can I buy 'being'?
'being' can be found at spa/pool retailers throughout the US, many who specialize in the BaquaSpa Water Care System. (to top)
4. Where can 'being' be used?
'being' is formulated for use in residential spas, baths and wooden tubs. (to top)
5. Can I use 'being' with my spa sanitizing system?
'being' can be used not only with BaquaSpa Water Care System, but also bromine, chlorine and/or ozone sanitizing systems. (to top)
6. How much 'being' do I need to add?
2 to 3 capful is the recommended dose for the average size spa (400 gallons). The user may want to use more or less depending upon the desired intensity of the blend. Note that overdosing any product, including 'being' may lead to cloudy water. (to top)
7. How is 'being' sold?
The blends of 'being' are sold in full size bottles (177ml) as well as small size, concentrated trial packs. (to top)
8. Will 'being' harm my spa and/or equipment?
None of the ingredients in 'being' are known to harm spa/bath components, shells, pillows, covers or wood products. Please consult your spa/bath owners manual if you have any warranty concerns. (to top)
9. What is aromatherapy?
Part of a larger science called phytotherapy-the use of whole plants or parts of plants for medicinal purposes-aromatherapy deals specifically with the benefits that are gained from inhaling the scents produced by these substances. Depending on the ingredients used, aromatherapy can help relieve stress and tension, clear the mind, promote emotional well-being, or provide energy. (to top)
10. What is the difference between 'being' spa aromatherapy and spa fragrances?
Spa fragrances use synthetic ingredients for their smell; much like perfumes. 'being' spa aromatherapy uses natural "essential oils" derived from herbs and/or flowers to give the blends their aroma. The ingredients in the 'being' product line have been custom blended based on principles of aromatherapy and the moods that each ingredient is thought to evoke. (to top)
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