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How to Create a Spa Ambiance in Your Home

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Create a Spa Ambiance in Your Home
Create a Spa Ambiance in Your Home
Grand Hyatt Melbourne

Spas give you a relaxing and calming feeling and it feels great. Bringing this relaxing effect into our home has many benefits to our well-being and can be achieved easily without having to do a complete transformation. Here are a few tips on achieving this.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Candles (soft colors, white, beige)
  • broom/vacumm
  • mop
  • cleaning supplies
  • essential oil(lavander, eucalyptus, peppermint, rosemary, jasmine, grapefruit...etc)
  1. Step 1

    The most important thing is to clear out the clutter in your home. Clutter makes you feel uneasy, overwhelmed and it definitely does not fit the spa ambiance.

  2. Step 2
     

    Clean, clean & organize. As simple and silly as this may sound, cleaning your home thoroughly provides a cleansing feeling to your life. Organizing gives you a sense of achievement, order and organization. This may sound like a lot of work and it may be, but trust me it feels amazing once you've done it.

  3. Step 3
     

    Once you've cleaned and organized your home. Place scented candles around your home. If you can not find a scented candle that you like, you can put a few drops of any essential oil you like into an unscented candle.

  4. Step 4

    Dim the lights. If you do not have a dimmer, you can simply turn off any harsh lighting and light a lamp that has softer lighting.

  5. Step 5

    Light the candles and enjoy!

Tips & Warnings
  • If you want to add more spa like elements into your home, place fresh soft colored flowers or bamboo sticks into clear glass vases and place them around your home.
  • You can place river rocks in a decorative plate surrounding candles, as shown in the image of step 3.
  • You can add a water feature, such as a water foutain.
  • Make sure not to place candles close to fabrics as it can catch fire.
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