Sheep's Wool Massage Table & Head Rest Cover

Create a truly comfortable healing space with our Deluxe Merino Sheep's Wool Massage Table and Headrest Face Pillow Cover.

Provide extra comfort and promote faster recovery and deeper healing for your massage clients with our organic sheep's wool massage table covers. 

Our covers have a cuff and elastic at each corner to help secure them in place. There are also 2 cross elastics to ensure the wool cover stays in place when your client turns over or shifts position.

Our Headrest comes in 

Small 10 inches

Large 12 inch

Headrests sold separately $59.00

Sheep's wool is a natural insulator - keeping your client at core body temperature. Wool is also naturally anti-inflammatory, promotes increased circulation and speeds healing.

Once you finish massaging your client's back and they turn over, the warmth of the wool helps the result of your massage penetrate deeper into their back - amplifying the healing effects of your session.

Wool vibrates at the highest frequency on Earth - which equals a wonderful, enjoyable, healing session. We can't imagine anything better than beautiful, organic, sheep's wool to wrap your massage table in!

PROPERTIES:

• Promotes Healing, Relaxation & Restoration
• Increases Comfort
• Releases Stress
• Keeps Body Temperature Normal
• Provides Cushioning
• Reduces Pressure, Pain & Swelling
• Draws Moisture Away From The Body
  

What is the difference between sheepskin and sheep wool?

Sheepskin is the hide of the animal and includes the wool attached to the hide. In a sheepskin, the wool remains attached.

Sheep wool is the fibre sheared off the sheep and used to make various wool products. At Soul Comfort, we use a sheep wool fabric to manufacture most of our products.

What is sheep wool fabric?

The fabric used in our products is a combination of wool fibre (sheared off the sheep), a nylon grid and a medical grade acrylic liquid stabilizer. It is made using a process that takes the loose wool and ‘knits’ it into the nylon grid. Then, the acrylic is used to stabilize the wool in place and create a flat surface by which the fabric can be cut. This results in a material that has the look of a sheepskin, without the hide of the animal. As a result, the wool is machine washable.

General care:

Expect a small amount of shedding when the product is new as there will be some loose fibres. You can machine air fluff (no heat) for five minutes to remove excess fibres. Keep away from high heat and direct sunlight.

Over time and with more use, wool fibres will naturally bind together creating a more ‘clumped’ look. This change in the look does not affect the performance of the wool. You will still receive all of the natural and beautiful benefits. If you prefer a fluffier look, you can brush the product with a metal brush after laundering.

With care, your wool products will last many, many years.

Washing instructions:

Machine washable on delicate setting in cool/lukewarm water (up to 70°C) with a wool soap containing lanolin, such as Eucalan. Air drying is recommended. You may use a dryer WITHOUT HEAT to fluff your product. Remove from dryer before it dries completely (up to 85%). The excess moisture will not be felt and will disperse into the air quickly.

Wool is anti-microbial and will not need excessive laundering. To freshen your product, air it out by hanging outside when the air is moist, out of direct sunlight. When you bring it back inside, the wool will release the moisture into the air. This moisture redistribution results in a refreshening. If there is some staining or seepage from wounds, you can spot clean with warm water (up to 70°C) and a disinfecting soap. Do not bleach.