With our busy lifestyles it’s not always practical to run off to the spa when we need a mini retreat for ourselves…
That’s why bring the spa experience into our own homes could be a great solution for us, busy girls!
If you have access to a bathtub, then you have all it takes to create your own mini home spa!
Read on to see how you can create your mini beauty oasis with these easy 17 tips…
Schedule Your Home Spa …
A key component to this is planning your home spa experience in advance.
Tip #1.
Schedule time in your busy agenda for you, and stick to it. Set aside a minimum of one hour, but as you understand, the more time you can give it, the better!
If you like the experience, don’t forget to schedule it into your weekly or monthly planner and you will be amazed at what it can do for your soul and body…
Tip # 2.
Don’t forget to get all the supplies you need beforehand.
Tip # 3.
Make sure that you have the place to yourself or, at minimum, that the place is quiet. Ask people in your home to give you some privacy.
Tip # 4.
If you have a friend or roommate that is open to helping set it up for you so you can just walk into the scene and enjoy, all the better!
Set the Spa Scene …
Tip # 5.
Fill the tub with tolerably hot water before your grand entrance.
Tip # 6.
Use natural sea salts, essential oils or any other bath products that you enjoy.
Tip # 7.
Light the room with the natural light of candles, including the edge of the tub.
Tea lights are perfect as they are small and fit the application perfectly.
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I love going to spa salons. They have a relaxing ambiance. But the home bath spa sure will destress you.
The home bath spa is a great alternative to women who do not have the time to go to spa salons. This is more economical too.
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Use natural sea salts, essential oils or any other bath products that you enjoy.