Lubricants; spa treatments, muds and body wraps.

1. A lubricant used in the practice of massage therapy, reflexology or structural integration, including, without limitation, oil, soap, alcohol, powder, lotion, shampoo and salts, must be: (a) Dispensed from a suitable container that prevents contamination; and (b) Stored: (1) Separately from cleaning supplies; and (2) In a manner that prevents contamination and preserves the integrity of the lubricant. 2. A massage therapist, reflexologist or structural integration practitioner shall sanitize a container used to dispense a lubricant: (a) Between each client; and (b) Each time before the massage therapist, reflexologist or structural integration practitioner refills the container. 3. A massage therapist or structural integration practitioner may use spa treatments, muds and body wraps while practicing massage therapy if the massage therapist or structural integration practitioner considers and follows sanitary procedures in his or her use of those materials.