Skincare & Beauty Treatments
Beauty treatments are a way to pamper yourself and take care of your body.
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Caring for your skin is a process that lasts your whole lifetime. Always exposed to the elements, your skin needs regular TLC. To achieve soft, healthy, beautiful skin, make time for beauty treatments, whether at a salon or at home.
- Spas offer facial treatments for indulgent skin care. Cost varies widely depending on where you go and what options you go for, but you can expect to pay upwards of $50 and as much as $250 for a treatment at a professional salon.
For a DIY fix, you can do facials at home, with at-home facial mask cleansers, home microdermabrasion kits, or whip up your own treatments using natural ingredients like yogurt, essential oil, and nut butters. For extra pampering, try a DIY facial steam. Infuse boiling water with fresh herbs or herbal tea, pour into a basin, drape a towel over your head to create a tent, and let the steam bathe your face and neck for 5 to 10 minutes. - Exfoliating salt scrubs and seaweed wraps at salons can make you feel rejuvenated from head to toe, but these treatments do come with a price tag. For a professional treatment, which may include massage therapy as well, expect to pay $85 and up for a 45 minute to 1 hour treatment.
At home, use exfoliating products, or make your own scrubs out of naturally exfoliating ingredients to slough off dead skin cells. A sliced orange works well because of its high acidity, and body scrubs made from coffee grounds are also an effective at-home treatment. Coffee scrubs are a traditional treatment at Thai and Balinese spas. - Professional manicures and pedicures are effective treatments for skin on the hands and feet. At a professional spa or salon, the average cost starts at $20 for a manicure and $35 for a pedicure, but you may find lower prices at smaller nail shops.
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