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  • Health Spa Associations

    Health spa associations are organizations that health spas can join to receive support and recognition. The Global Spa Summit in 2010 estimated that the spa industry profited $60 billion and that 71 percent of consumers would be more likely to visit spas more often if they saw research demonstrating measurable health benefits. Consumers look for a spa that provides health and safety, professionalism and great treatments. Spa associations provide spas with guidelines, tools, education and accreditations to give spas a competitive advantage.

  • Styles of Beauty & Health Spas

    Spas for health and relaxation go back to ancient times. In Europe, the Romans built therapeutic bath towns in areas with natural springs and the history of mud-bathing is even older, practiced in Ancient Egypt. Influential meditation and massage practices developed from India and the far-east, while steam-baths and saunas are credited as originating in Northern Europe. Modern spas offer a fusion of these historical therapies and mix them with contemporary beauty products and health practices. Different institutions offer different types of treatment, aimed to deliver a combination of health and beauty benefits.

  • How to Create a Health Spa

    Health Spas are all the rage when it comes to relaxation and pampering, but can be quite expensive. Create your own health spa and unwind in the privacy and comfort of your own home. Put on your favorite robe and slippers and prepare to be pampered.

  • Weekend Spa Treatment

    Take a spa weekend to relax away the worries of the week with massages, wraps, nail pampering, facials or even exercise classes. Spas offer a variety of treatments to align with different budgets and desires. Your choice of treatments may vary depending on which spa you patronize.

  • Gay Spa Vacations

    In addition to being a relaxing way to forget about the stresses of daily life, a spa vacation also has many health benefits. Relax muscles and joints, as well as a general improvement to one's disposition are reasons that approximately 57 million Americans have had at least one spot treatment in 2006, according to a report by the International Spa Association. Those seeking spa vacations that are gay friendly may choose from a few different options.

  • Spas for Detox

    According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 67 percent of Americans over the age of 20 are overweight or obese. Much of this is due to poor diet and lack of exercise. Many overweight and health-conscious Americans look for health solutions through full-body detox programs. While many detox programs can be completed at home, some spas across the country offer on-site programs that use a combination of fitness and relaxation techniques with a healthy diet or fast to help the body release toxins and promote overall well-being.

  • Health Spa Information

    Spas offer a variety of treatments and procedures that appeal to a wide variety of people. A health spa helps you focus on developing rituals that can help improve your overall health and wellness. After a visit to a health spa, you should feel relaxed, refreshed and rejuvenated.

  • What Are Hot Tub Health Risks?

    Hot tubs, whirlpools and jacuzzis are common in both professional spas and traditional homes. Hot tubs help to relieve muscle pain, aid stress and reduce anxiety. Though hot tubs are generally safe for healthy individuals when used as directed, health risks are associated with hot tub use or misuse. Hot tubs can cause injury as well as infection if users are not mindful of instructions for upkeep and use of the hot tub.

  • How to Make an Herbal Home Health Spa

    Experience a complete home herbal spa in six soothing steps. Create a soothing space in your bathroom with oils, candles and fragrances. Use natural and organic ingredients for bath, skin and hair treatments. Kitchen staples, garden flowers and herbs mix with your herbal can-do to create conditioners, cleansers and moisturizers that will nourish your body and soothe your spirits.

  • Inner Health Benefits of Salt Glow Treatments

    Salt glows help revitalize the skin, aiding in exfoliation, and the aromatherapy can help with sleep issues. Learn about the inner health benefits of spa salt glows from an esthetician in this free spa video.

  • How to Enjoy a Mother Daughter Spa Visit

    If you're looking for something special to do with your mom, enjoying a special mother daughter spa visit is a terrific way to pamper the two of you while sharing some together time. Every woman deserves to be pampered, so share it with the most important woman in your life.

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