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Anyone who has experienced massage knows how healing, relaxing and calming it can be. The main reason for this is the interaction that takes place between a skilled therapist’s touch and the client’s skin. While this seems like a fairly simple process to understand, there is a complex and invisible communication between your skin and brain that allows you to experience the many benefits that you do from massage.
Human skin forms part of the body’s integumentary system, which also includes such physical components as hair follicles, nails and glands. The skin is the largest organ in the integumentary system that surrounds the underlying muscles, bones, ligaments and internal organs of the physical structure. It is made up of several layers of tissue including the outer epidermis and the underlying connective dermis.
The skin is the body’s interface with the external environment and is responsible for many vital and protective functions that maintain physical stasis. It:
• maintains normal physical temperature in the body
• is important in immunity and disease control
• regulates optimum water levels in the body
• helps synthesize Vitamin D and sustains Vitamin B
• plays a primary role as a sensory receptor.
How The Skin’s Sensory Receptors Communicate with the Brain
The skin’s sensory receptors number in the millions and are located in both the epidermis and dermis. These receptors on the skin and beneath, along with blood and lymphatic channels in the dermis, are responsible for sending signals from the skin to the brain when stimuli such as touch, pressure, temperature changes, vibration or pain are experienced.
Collectively, the sensors that respond to touch and pressure are referred to as mechanoreceptors . Within this group, various nerve endings (receptors) have specific roles related to stimuli they receive from the skin:
Essential Oils and the Skin’s Response
When essential oil to the skin, the effects of the oil are carried along the same receptors to support soothing, calming and relaxing effects in the body and mind.
With the use of certain oils, the brain is stimulated to signal the body to produce the love and well-being hormone, oxytocin. The skin’s biology and health is also improved with the use of essential oils, which provides nutrients, moisture, and healthy flora.
The brain receives signals from the mechanoreceptors through the pressure, stretching and stroking of the skin during massage. These inputs are transported via nerve fibres through the spinal cord and are received in various somatosensory areas of the brain’s cortex that result in emotional responses such as pleasure and calm.
During massage, the skin responds to touch and cortical interactions with improved circulation, detoxification processes, increased suppleness that helps prevent infection ingress and healing of any damage to skin tissue.
Your skin in a particularly vital aspect of well-being and protection in the body. It is an alive, interactive and fully communicative part of you. Next time you are relaxed and enjoying a massage, you can now appreciate just how much inner activity is collaborating to give you that response.
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Your skin is your body’s largest organ with a total area of about 20 square feet! Since skin makes up so much of who you are, you should treat it well, right? There are many ways you can care for your skin and keep it healthy; in this post we hope to explain how adding massage therapy to your skin care routine will improve your skin’s overall health.
Massage facilitates circulation because the pressure created in the massage technique moves blood through congested areas. The release of this same pressure allows new blood to flow in. Your skin will not only feel better as the result of improved circulation, but it will also look better. Increased blood flow in your skin will give you an overall glow and will improve the look and feel of your skin.
Regular massages will also help reduce the build up of dead skin cells on the skin’s surface. Removing dead cells from your skin will improve the overall health and appearance of your skin. Exfoliation improves overall health and wellness by improving circulation and relaxing your body during the process. The appearance of your skin will improve because exfoliation tightens pores, improves skin’s texture, and gives your skin an overall brightness.
With the right massage oil and technique, a massage will also leave your skin feeling nourished, hydrated and smooth. Moisturizing your skin by way of massage allows your skin to absorb the nutrients in the oil or cream far more easily.
Reverses the negative effects of aging
Wrinkles develop because the face tends to contract muscles in the same direction. Facial massages help reduce the appearance and development of wrinkles by relaxing the facial muscles. In addition, facial massages increase blood flow in the skin and reduce toxins from building up.
Tighten skin after weight loss or pregnancy
Massage increases blood circulation to the skin, which promotes skin regeneration. Not only will massage help skin bounce back after pregnancy or weight loss, but it can also help to heal your stretch marks.
If you want healthier skin with an overall better look and feel, consider massage therapy! Massage has many benefits for the skin including improved circulation, removing dead skin cells, reducing toxin build up, and giving you a healthy youthful glow. Massage therapy for your skin is really a win-win so think about making an appointment with one of our skilled massage therapists today! 801-897-8711
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