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Here are
guidelines that The Day Spa Association has set which
will help you to make the distinction between a facility that offers
spa services, and a true day spa.
- A clean, safe, calming and nurturing environment
- Private treatment rooms for each client receiving a personal service
- Showering and changing facilities for women and men
- Spa robes and shoes for all sizes
- Business licenses; professional, licensed estheticians and therapists on staff
- Professional spa products for which estheticians and therapists have received training in their use
- Massages: Swedish, Lymph Drainage and Reflexology
(Optional: Shiatsu, Polarity, Sports, Deep tissue, and Deep muscle)
- Body treatments (one or more on the menu): Body packs and wraps, Exfoliation, Cellulite, Body toning/contouring, Waxing, Homecare program
(Optional: Electrical impulse body toning, heat treatments, Aryurveda treatments, Laser hair removal, Electrolysis, Hand & Foot care)
- Face: Cleansing facial, Homecare program
(Optional: Medical facial, Electrical toning, Laser hair removal, Electrolysis, Cosmetics, Make-up consultation)
- Aromatherapy: Personalized for body and/or face
- One of the following:
- Hydrotherapy
- Steam and Sauna
- One of the following:
- Nutritional
Counseling/Weight Management
- Private Trainer/
Yoga/Meditation
- Spa Cuisine
- Optional:
- Hair - full
service salon, Scalp treatments and hair packs
- Spa manicure
and pedicure
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