BALI SPA
- THERAPIES -

Aromatherapy :

A technique in which essential oils, blended with natural plant base oils, are used in treating maladies. Oils range from patchouli and ylang-ylang, to lavender and canaga. Make sure your spa uses the purest and highest quality oils; there are a lot of synthetic oils out there which are cheaper but can be harmful to the skin.

Body Scrubs :

Stimulates blood circulation, adds natural minerals to the skin, and creates a fresh and relaxing feeling for both mind and body. Scrubs may include lulur (exfoliates the skin and gives it radiance), boreh (creates deep, warming heat), coconut (soothes and refreshes sensitive, sunburned skin), and Bali coffee (invigorates the entire body).

Reflexology :

A treatment which applies a stimulating massage of the pressure points on the feet. Helps balance energy, disperse built-up toxins, relieve stress, and relax the body.

Facials :

Using fresh Indonesian herbs, spices and dried tropical fruits and vegetables such as corn, fresh cucumber or carrot, a mask or scrub is applied. Facials deeply cleanse, rejuvenate, refine, and tauten the skin.

Hair Treatments :

Reestablishes the balance of hair and scalp in accordance with the individual's hair structure. Cooling leaf shampoos, moisturizers and emulsions are most often used. The "creambath" is the most widespread hair treatment used in Indonesia, giving the hair the sheen that Indonesian women are renowned for. It has been called "a passionate head massage that can take your breath away."

Thalasso Therapy :

Utilizes seawater and sea algae, combining modern technology and traditional methods. Discovered in France in 1869, the technique is based on the healing and rejuvenating power of the ocean in which rich minerals and oligo elements are absorbed into the bloodstream and brought to every organ of your body An equilibrium between body and mind is achieved by relying primarily on fat reduction to improve blood circulation.