Christmas spa treatments with seasonal sparkle
Putting a spa twist on celebratory traditions, where can you find Christmas spa treatments spa treatments with a hint of holiday merriment.
Read full postWhat exactly is the treatment?
After an initial consultation the therapist will carry out a foot cleanse to promote relaxation, then a full body brush to remove dead skin cells and improve skin texture. Frangipane oil will be drizzled over the body followed by a coconut rub, and a skin nourishing milk bath. The client is then wrapped in foil and towels to open the pores and allow the products to penetrate into the body. A milk bath facial and scalp massage follow whilst the client relaxes and then has a warm shower.
Where does it come from?
The treatment is created by skincare line, Elemis.
What is it supposed to do?
It’s about pure sensuality to enliven the senses, it is excellent for skin smoothing and softening.
Is there anything you can do to enhance the effectiveness of the treatment?
We create a warm environment and suggest you carry out an Elemis skin care routine at home.
Is there anything you recommend clients to do pre or post-treatment to get the most out of it?
You should always drink plenty of water post-treatment.
Is there anyone you particularly recommend the treatment for?
The treatment is suitable for anyone who would like to treat their skin and is an ideal treatment before your summer holiday!
Is there anyone who shouldn’t have this treatment and why?
It is not suitable for clients who are pregnant or who are breast feeding.
If you like this post, here are some similar ones that you might be interested in:
Putting a spa twist on celebratory traditions, where can you find Christmas spa treatments spa treatments with a hint of holiday merriment.
Read full postWellness is no longer just physical — spas are embedding mental health and mindfulness into each experience with sound therapy, breath work and other treatments to help you emotionally reset.
Read full postThe Scarlet Hotel is perhaps the UK's most famous eco sanctuary, and a pioneer in sustainable, luxury wellness, but what can you expect when you visit? We spoke to Steph Crosby, Head of Wellness for Red Hotels, to find out more.
Read full post