With the tremendous deals Spa Week participants are offering this year, it’s a great time to try something new or schedule your first spa visit.
Besides offering amazing $50 spa treatments on selected services, Spa Week offers participants an opportunity to win a variety of great prizes by signing up on their website before April 30th. A getaway to a destination spa in Ojai, California or a Las Vegas Vdara Hotel & Spa adventure, anyone? Other prizes during the Spring 2011 Spa Week promotion, which is presented by Carefree, include skin care products valued at $600 from the luxury skincare company Clarisea; a Dole Get-Away Pack containing Dole fruit bites, a gift certificate from Sephora and more; Natori perfume; Eau Thermale Avene Eluage Eye Contour Care; and $500 worth of cosmetics from the friend of makeup artists everywhere, Youngblood. Look for even more giveaways on the SpaWeek link to Free Stuff.
What Is Spa Week?
Spa Week was created and founded in 2004 by Cheryl Reid, who hails from successful careers within the luxury spa industry and publishing spheres. The idea behind spa week is simple. It has two goals: to introduce newcomers to spas and dispel the idea that spas are only for the rich and famous by giving them an opportunity to try affordable spa therapies; and to give regular spa clients an opportunity to try out new therapies at reduced prices or try out new spas.
With health and beauty consumers closely scrutinizing their healthcare options, the bi-annual Spa Week Events have exposed consumers everywhere to the benefits of including spa services into their health regimen. In fact, Spa Week has proven to be so successful that well over one million affordable spa treatments have been booked and enjoyed since its inception.
For the first event of 2011, more than 100 spas are participating with available services in more cities than ever before. Day spas, medical spas, resort spas, yoga and Pilates studios, and fitness/weight-loss centers among other beauty and wellness facilities will offer 2-3 of their most exclusive services, originally costing anywhere from $100 all the way up to $500, for a discounted price of $50 each. Services this year range from stress-busting massages and holistic, immune-boosting treatments like Reiki and Acupuncture to the trendiest and glamorous of services like Botox and Eyelash Extensions. Another new feature is that the newly re-designed SpaWeek Gift Cards are accepted during the Spa Week Events, as well as all year long, and never expire.
The Best Deals
It’s important to remember that all spa week $50 special treatments must be scheduled through the Spa Week website. Search for deals and special offers in your city by entering your state or zip code. The following specials are just a hint of the amazing services available for a flat $50 fee.
Atlanta, Georgia: 29 Spa at the Mansion on Peachtree
$50 spa specials include your choice of:
- 50 Min Stomping Grapes Massage
- 50 Min Sommelier's Selection Massage
- 50 Min Cream of the Crop Facial
Other deals at spas in the Atlanta area include:
- 45 Min Skin Bella Rejuvenating Facial Treatment
- Laser Hair Removal on Lip, Chin, Underarm or Bikini
- Photorejuvenation for Face, Chest, Neck or Hands
- 60 Min Massage (Choice of Swedish, Deep Tissue or Hot Stone) plus Shampoo and Blow Dry60 Min Dermalogica Signature Facial (Customized to Your Skin Type) plus Shampoo and Blow-dry
Ann Arbor, Michigan: The Dessange Spa
For $50 at the Dessange, choose from:
- 75 Min Aromatic Zen Massage
- 75 Min Hydro Peel "DessLift" Facial
- 90 Min Detoxifying Seaweed Body Wrap with Sea Salt Body Exfoliation
Los Angeles, CA Bahn Sabai Day Spa
Available Spa Week services include:
- 90 Min Package: 60 Min Swedish Body Massage and 30 Min Oxygen Facial
- 90 Min Package: 60 Thai Massage and 30 Min Foot Massage Reflexology
- 45 Min Microdermabrasion with Facial
Beverly Hills, CA Aveda Color Spa and Salon, J. Nelson
Spa Week specials include:
- Natural Hair Smoothing Treatment for Short Hair
- Aveda Natural Color, Color Gloss Retouch and Neck Massage
- Moisturizing Conditioning Treatment, Blow Dry, and Manicure
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