The Spa Treatments
The word “spa” in a salon can mean anything from a full-service day spa to simple facial treatment. But what does it really mean to offer spa service?
by JoLynn Vensel, NAILS contributing writer
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The word “spa” in a salon can mean anything from a full-service day spa to simple facial treatment. But what does it really mean to offer spa service?
Moisture Jamzz Spa Gloves allow moisturizers to soak in and hydrate the skin, leaving hands silky and smooth after each use.
The spa boasts a Termé (Hawaiian for "living waters") Hydrotherapy Circuit, 16 different massage options, 10 different kinds of manicures and pedicures, plus a dizzying array of other salon services.
The FootsieBath Pedicure Spa features a pre-fitted disposable liner system, therapeutic heat and vibration, and a retractable cord.
t4 Pedicure Spa Maintenance
A demonstration of Estelina's spa pedicure.
Long Beach, Calif.-based salon owner Elizabeth Ashton uses ayurvedic wellness techniques from India to provide clients with relaxing services based on age-old tradition.
Light Elegance has released its first all-natural spa line, Q&Lu Essentials. The collection features a lot of nutrient rich products, like the bamboo-inflused lotion and exfolidating scrub, sea-salt soak, and a tension-relieving spa oil. Q&Lu Spa Essentials are designed to be an all-in manicure and pedicure system.
A good manicure or pedicure should make clients feel special and pampered. Some services push the boundaries in terms of techniques, ingredients, and price to make them exceptional. Take a look at these services that go above and beyond.
Pedicure using t4 Herbal Spa Products