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2 Preparation
• Changing: guide the client to the changing area to switch into a robe and slippers.
• Hydration: offer water or herbal tea to ensure the client is hydrated.
• Ambiance: prepare the treatment room with soft lighting, soothing music, and a comfortable temperature.
3 Starting with a foot bath

• Relaxation: begin with a warm foot bath, possibly with added salts or essential oils, to soothe and relax the
feet.
• Cleansing: use this time to cleanse the feet, preparing the body for further treatments.

4 Body scrub
• Exfoliation: apply a body scrub in gentle, circular motions to exfoliate dead skin cells, enhance circulation,
and smooth the skin.

• Rinse: after scrubbing, the client is either rinsed in a shower or with a handheld shower to remove all scrub
particles.
• Dry: pat the skin dry with soft towels.

5 Body wrap
• Application: apply a nourishing body mask or wrap, which could be clay, mud, algae, or another hydrating
formula.
• Rest: wrap the body in plastic, blankets, or a thermal blanket to enhance absorption of the nutrients.

• Rinse or removal: after the wrap, the client is either rinsed off or the product is removed with warm, moist
towels.
6 Massage

• Oil selection: let the client choose a massage oil or lotion, considering any scent preferences or skin
sensitivities.
• Technique: perform a full-body massage using techniques suitable for the client’s preferences and needs,
focusing on areas of tension to promote relaxation and improve circulation.
7 Facial treatment
• Cleansing: start with a gentle cleanser to remove makeup and impurities.
• Exfoliation: use a scrub or exfoliating tool to remove dead skin cells.
• Steam: apply gentle steam to open up the pores.

• Extraction: if necessary, carefully perform extractions to remove blackheads.
• Mask: apply a facial mask suited to the client’s skin type.
• Moisturizing: finish with a moisturizer to hydrate and protect the skin.
8 Final touches
• Scalp massage: often included during the facial mask phase to relax the mind further and stimulate the
scalp.
• Foot massage: sometimes offered as the facial mask sets, providing a comprehensive relaxation
experience.
9 Closing the session
• Hydration: offer more water or tea to help flush toxins.
• Feedback: encourage the client to share their experience and provide feedback.
• Aftercare advice: give advice on how to extend the benefits of the spa treatments at home.
• Farewell: close the session with a warm farewell and thank the client for their visit.
Additional tips:

• Ensure each step is performed with attention to the client’s comfort and preferences.

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