Traditionally, a spa has been thought of as a way of healing using natural thermal springs – SANUS PER AQUA/Health Through Water/ - since ancient Roman Times.
But what is the modern SPA philosophy?
That is your time to relax, pamper and purify. That is your personal space. Today, the term “spa” refers to a combination of therapy for the body, mind and spirit that includes every holistic treatment – from yoga to ayurvedic massage.
There are varying types of spas: day spas that offer min-retreats in which people on the run can have a moment to breathe and come back to self, away from the past pace of the city; spa hotels and health resort spas, which range from simple island bungalows to the luxurious surrounds of five-star resorts, balneology with thermal springs and others.
Treatments available at these spas are a journey in themselves – enabling you to enter a whole new world of sensory divinity and relaxation.
Therapists trained in the wisdom of the ancient art of massages, body polishes, masks and wraps, exfoliations and facials give your being an inner shine and your skin an outer glow.
The SPA philosophy can be explained as a preventive care for the body and mind and an investment in your health and wellbeing.
SPA means somebody to take care of you and also you to take care of yourself – to create easy and nice rituals which you could use in your every day home spa experience and which will become a beneficial part of your healthy way of life.
