Getting the Most Out of Your Spa Experience

I found an article on the UK's Daily Mail that speaks to the unfortunate under training of spa staff and incidences of overpricing and conning. However, they also offer a helpful list of things to ask your spa in order to ensure you get the most out of your spa experience. A trip to the spa should be relaxing and you should be able to trust that your spa knows what they are doing. @ease Spa employs experienced and well-trained staff. We want to ensure a relaxing and rejuvenating experience at an affordable price in a fine establishment. Just ask us. Here are a few tips the article gives:

Always ask how many years' experience your therapist has and what her training involved.

When booking a facial, ask exactly what products and techniques will be used.

What will be used for the eye and neck areas, which are often neglected?

If a mask is involved, what will happen while you wait for it to work?

Will your hands and feet or scalp be massaged, say, or will the therapist simply leave the room to have a gossip?

If your facialist has lined up all the products she recommends for you, don't feel pressured to buy. Say you will pop back for them later.

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