While hydrotherapy sessions and massages scottsdale arizona hotels remain the most popular spa treatments during the Olympics, spa aestheticians are also keeping busy performing signature facials, body wraps, and salon services. The bonus here is that even after the Olympics the spas in Vancouver can be expected to shine.
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During the 2010 Olympic games, Lululemon and Y Yoga have joined forces and are offering free yoga sessions for locals as well as visitors. Classes are being held at 6 different centers. For more information, see Lulu Lemon and Y Yoga.
To celebrate the Olympics, scottsdale arizona hotels Vida Spa introduced three new metal treatments on February 1st. Based on Ayurvedic principles, which emphasize metals, minerals, and gemstones, these treatments include a Gold Metal Facial, Silver Metal Facial, and Bronze Metal Glow. Available through the end of February, these treatments are available at all four Vancouver Vida locations, which include:
Another popular Vida treatment is the Ayurvedic Swedana. Clients are first slathered with fennel, lavender, lemon grass, peppermint and sandalwood oils, and then treated to a relaxing one-hour massage. Afterward, clients step into a handcrafted cedar steam cabinet, customized with herbs based on one s particular dosha. After the sauna, guests are given a dry-flour skin brushing that makes their skin positively glow.
Skoah is a world-renowned Vancouver spa and skincare company. In honor of the Olympics, they re sponsoring five Skin Athletes to use their products. The athletes were chosen for their constant scottsdale arizona hotels exposure to the elements. This program is designed to show how conditioning scottsdale arizona hotels your skin is as important as conditioning your body. Athletes in the program include: There are five athletes signed up so far: Sarah Burke, Allie Bertram, Tommy Europe, Catherine Bruhwiler and Robin Van Gyn.
Skoah is also offering free mini-facials during the Olympics. Watch for Glow-n scottsdale arizona hotels -Go signs in their windows for the times. Skoah in Yaletown is also offering free face painting with a product purchase. scottsdale arizona hotels The maple leaf is very popular for Canadian fans.
The newly opened Spa Scandinave in Whistler was designed with the Olympics in mind. Built in a Nordic style, the Spa Scandinave offers traditional outdoor baths with three stages scottsdale arizona hotels that guests can work their way up to, including a steam bath with a wood burning sauna; a cold bath or shower beneath a waterfall scottsdale arizona hotels and a hot tube situated near an outdoor fireplace or in the solarium.
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The spa also has a dry sauna, whirlpool spa, and a heated swimming pool for the use of spa guests at no extra charge. Sip their complementary tea while relaxing in the sauna after your Javanese massage.
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