If you just got a wax, you’ve got to be honest with yourself - you just subjected your epidermis to a whole lot of hate. But is your newly smooth, hair-free skin worth the pain? Of course! (But we adore the revelation of beautiful, healthy skin, so we’re probably biased).
Ever wondered what your preferred spa visit says about you? You can tell a lot about a woman from her spa habits. Part horoscope and part spa 101, here’s a quick trip into spa psychology:
We’re always on the lookout for trending services that our clients might enjoy, but sometimes we come across procedures that leave us scratching our heads. The following three spa treatments made top head-scratchers:
Your birthday, Valentine’s Day and Christmas are gimmes. We took on a mission to identify other days of the year that you deserve pampering, relaxation and time for inward reflection. We bet none of the following have crossed your mind before! Take out your scheduler and pen in the following:
You’re out, you’re about and if you don’t visit one of these spas, your vacation will not be complete. Whether you’re staying in the Americas or headed to another continent, make some time to experience the best on offer. Consider this your unofficial guide to the best spas outside of the States:
The spa can sound like a mystical land to the unacquainted (and it is!). As with trying anything for the first time, it helps to have a bit of guidance beforehand.
Acne - it’s the most common skin disorder in the country. Dermatologists see more patients seeking treatment for acne than any other condition.
Everything about the spa is right. The look, the feel, the smell - everything you need to unwind and recharge. But what’s a girl to do between visits? Ease your spa withdrawal symptoms with the following five tips:
The most popular article that The Wall Street Journal’s Magazine has ever published is entitled “Is Sitting a Lethal Activity?”. This really caught our attention, because life is too short to - well - shorten it further.
Who knew that high-end hair care could be found right in your very own kitchen? The basic nutritional needs for your locks are in everyday household foods, as long as you know which (and how much) ingredients to add.
