Thai Therapies and Flavoured Pedicures Among New Trends at Spa Resorts
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Imagine a table laden with rich, dark chocolate, the finest caviar, a glass of the red wine and sweet, amber honey.
Now imagine these same extravagances being massaged into your parched skin. What a waste you say? Not at all, according to experts in the Spa industry who say this is just one of many trends in Spas around the globe.
Certain foods contain a class of antioxidants that may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, lower blood pressure, increase immune function and enhance antioxidant defence systems. These same antioxidants when applied to the skin can nourish it and help protect from free radicals, which damage skin cells, causing wrinkles. Some causes of free radical skin damage include UV sunlight, smog, toxins and cigarette smoke...... Full Story
According to the Eco-Spa Council, Spa, Wellness & Environmental Awareness are All Connected
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4 — It's a magical combination: the vacation, designed to get you away from the daily grind. A spa, designed to rejuvenate your body and mind. Imagine a cleansing mask, deep tissue massage, or therapeutic facial, lotions made from flowers, or a good workout. Enjoy the calming effects of knowing that your luxuriating and pampering is not harming the environment....Full Story
Police Arrest Fleeing Man After Spa Treatments
The so-called "Spa Bandit" is now feeling the heat in another way. A 56-year-old suspect was charged with theft of services after being accused of failing to pay for spa treatments in at least 20 Spas in the U.S. totalling $1,000.
Treatments included body waxings, massages, haircuts, facials, sea salt body scrubs, tangerine body quenches, manicures and pedicures. Police said he would book several spa treatments in one day under several aliases and when the treatment was complete ask if he could continue with a massage. After feigning that he had to run to his car, he would leave in a hurry.
