Special Rate for
Spa packages(2,5 hours)
at USD 18.00net/pax
published rate at USD.60.00/pax
the treatments are:
Manggo Juice, served before treatment
Sea salt foot bath - 10 minutes
Balinese Traditional massage - 50 minutes
Lulur herbal Body scrub - 20 minutes
Milk mask splash conditioning - 20 minutes
Traditional facial - 30minutes
Ginger tea will be served after treatment
Valid Immediately - 31 December 2006, so dont miss it !
For more information and booking, please contact our reservation team at reservation@ganggaspa.com or info@ganggaspa.com
Special Rate for
Spa packages(2,5 hours)
at USD 18.00net/pax
published rate at USD.60.00/pax
the treaments are:
Manggo Juice, served before treatment
Sea salt foot bath - 10 minutes
Balinese Traditional massage - 50 minutes
Lulur herbal Body scrub - 20 minutes
Milk mask splash conditioning - 20 minutes
Traditional facial - 30minutes
Ginger tea will be served after treatment
Valid Immediately - 31 December 2006, so dont miss it !
For more information and booking, please contact our reservation team at reservation@ganggaspa.com or info@ganggaspa.com
Top Spa Trends in 2006
What are the hottest trends in the world of spas? Spa Finder has compiled a listing of the top ten spa trends in 2006 -- covering everything from fun at the spa menu to the rise of websites as a source of spa information.
1) McSpa – Spas like Bliss Spas, Six Senses, Golden Door become well-defined “brands.” Skin-care companies like La Prairie, Sothys, Jurlique, and Avon introduce spa settings to market their products.
2) "Spa I.Q." on the Rise - Spa-smart consumers become even savvier in 2006. More people go to the spa with a clear idea of what
spa treatments they want to experience. Spa consumers demand information, not just mystique. "What's in the lotion? What's in the water?" Spas should be prepared with answers
Spa consumers see beyond the glamour of ambience, develop an appreciation for high-quality services, and reward skilled therapists.
3)"Home Sweet Spa" - Empty nesters re-cast unused bedrooms as spa-inspired spaces for fitness, meditation and massage. They transform traditional bathrooms into spa bathrooms. Watch for the spa lifestyle to enter every room of the house. Hotels are bringing massage tables and Jacuzzis into their rooms, and TVs, fireplaces into their spas, blurring the line between the spas and “home.”
4)Water, Water Everywhere (Again) - Spas return to their origins as centers for bathing and water treatments. They rediscover traditional water therapies and re-imagining them in new ways with color hydrotherapy baths, vapor caves, liquidsound,
watsu , deluge showers, and spa water parks. There’s also a revival of traditional natural thermae, thalassotherapy, Japanese onsen, Russian banyas and old-world bathhouses.
5)Medical and Sanctuary Tourism - New Reasons to Travel- More Americans travel out of the country for alternative (or lower priced) medical and aesthetic treatments. Spa-goers opt for more mind/body/spirit experiences, including labyrinth walks, energy work, chakra balancing, acutonics, meditation - and good old fashioned rest and sleep, aided by plush bedding and blackout shades.
More couples, meanwhile, will opt for "spa honeymoons" and
romantic spa vacations, foregoing the traditional travel whirlwind in favor of a bonding sanctuary-style spa experience.
6)The Yin of Luxury and Yang of Discount - The spa industry will expand at both ends of the market. While luxury resort and hotel spas roll out $1,000/night suites, private yachts and 6-hand massages, corner massage parlors and discount chains will offer an hour of quality massage for as low as $39 - without an appointment.
6) Macho, Macho Spa – There are more men-only spas and grooming products , and co-ed spas cater more aggressively to men with old-school amenities like traditional barber services, boxing robes, bars, sports viewing, cigar rooms, pool tables and hardcore gyms.
Destination spas offer adventure experiences and extreme boot camps.
7)The Pendulum Swings Back to a Pure Spa Experience - Genre-defining
destination spas like Miraval, Red Mountain and Cal-a-Vie, have broadened their markets by loosening up their diet, alcohol and minimum-age and length-of-stay restrictions. This year the pendulum to should start swinging back toward a more traditional spa experience where temptations are limited. On the other hand,
resort/hotel spas offer more fitness, health, diet and wellness elements.
8)"Ohmmm" Online - With health-focused chat rooms, information-rich websites and e-newsletters, spas will transcend their physical walls to form virtual communities focused on healthy spa living.
9)Fun on the Spa Menu - More spas become social scenes, with group-friendly activities/programs like Tango-Zen lessons, Texas Hold'em, group mud experiences, party packages and day spa singles' nights.
Spa Buzz Words for 2006: Acutonics, Ayurveda, Contrast Shower, Spa Culinary Schools, Eco-Spa, Detox, Feng Shui'd Gyms, Hamam, Hydrotherapy, Idebenone, Indigenous Ingredients, Manaka Tapping, Multicultural Spas, Off-Menu Treatments, Peptides, Poultices, Sculptra, Skin Brightening, Stick Tiles, Thai for Two
Bali Spa Online New Year GiftFor the indulgence New years Gift, Bali Spa Online is launching the fantastic selection of unique spa days....
With our combination of unique facilities and an extensive range of wonderful treatments, we can offer you everything you could dream of in order to achieve the indulgence state of relaxation.
Full of your day will include Hot and Cold Plunge Pools, Foot Ritual, Balinese Oil Massage, Exfoliating Body Scrub, Body Polish, Relaxing Facial, Healthy Cuisine, Manicure or Pedicure, and Creambath in The unique Prana Spa, Seminyak Bali. Bring also unique Bali Spa Gift to your home.
Only
US $199 ++ (
prices are subject to 21% government tax and service charges) in
6 hours, get the essential of Eve to your body and mind.
For more information regarding about that package, please send email to
info@ganggaspa.com or visit our website at
www.ganggaspa.com
Bali Spa Online General Safety Guidelines Safety Guidelines for the Aromatherapist's Wellbeing When using essential oils please ensure that : - the treatment room has good ventilation.
- regular breaks are taken between clients.
- hands are washed between appointments.
Safety Guideliness for the General Public When recommending essential oils to the general public ensure that they : - keep essential oils out of reach of children
- use less rather than more
- do not take essential oils enternally
- do not purchase undiluted essential oils unless the bottles have a restrictive flow insert
- do not use undiluted essential oils on the skin
- do not use essential oils directly on the eyes to threat eye conditions
- avoid essential oils that re poorly identified
If someone accidentally gets an essential oil in their eye, wash thoroughly with cold, clean water for 5 minutes. if the stinging has not subsided after 15 minutes seek medical attention.Safety Guidelines for applications BathIt is preferable to add essential oils to a bath with a dispersing agent. there is a higher risk of irritation, since the essential oils clumps together on the surface of the water and creates a higher risk of irritation to sensitive areas of the skin. It is recomended to use a dispersant, which will ensures that the essential oil will be dispersed in the bath water. Follow the manufacturer's instructions when using a dispersant.Use of undiluted oilsAs a general rule undiluted essential oils are not used in massage, applied to broken skin (cuts, wounds, surgery, sores etc) or diseased skin. There may be some instances where the benefits of direct topical application may outweigh the risks. This might include instances such as insect bites and stings, burns, tinea and warts.InhalationsWhile asthma often responds well to the inhalation of essential oils, please be careful when recommending a steam inhalation, as it can be contra-indicated for someone with asthma.Never leave a child unsupervised when using a steam inhalation.Safety Guidelines for the Care of Essential Oils To ensures the entegrity of essential oils and the safe practice of aromatheraphy, ensures the following :
- essential oils have a use-by date
- essential oils are stired in a dark glass bottle only(e.g.,amber)
- store essential oils below 30 degrees C
- keep the essentials oils in a cool remaining in large bottles shouls be transferred to smaller bottles, to reduce the risk of oxidation.
Procedure In Case of Essential Oil Poisoning
If child ingets an essential oil, do the following :
- Telephone a general practitioner.
- Take the child to a hospital accident or emergency department and take the bottle with you.
- If the ingestion took place some time ago and the child shows severe signs of positioning, such as loss of consciousness, telephone the ambulance emergency service.
- Do not induce vomiting, unless advised to do so by a general practitioner.
For more information and question regarding the above matter please send an email to
info@ganggaspa.com or vist
http://www.ganggaspa.com
