How to Get a Luxurious Massage for $50 — Yes This Does Exist and It’s Called Spa Week
What’s better than your mothers cooking? A deep tissue massage — actually any kind of luxurious massage … for $50.
In honor of Spa Week — which partners with spas across the U.S. — they invited team WtD in for an exceptional experience.
Spa Week® is the leading source of beauty, spa and wellness content, year-round spa deals, and spa gift cards.
Once you sign up — it’s free — you’re able to view their wide range of spa locations and choose one that’s close to you. Each spa offers a series of services, from facials to massages, and their prices are often more than 50% off ONLY from October 12th through the 18th — a better twist on restaurant week! #sorrynotsorry
Over the weekend we took a trip to Origo Spa Lounge in Chinatown where Jeff was scheduled for an hour long deep tissue body massage. A lovely lady greeted us and took us over to their lounge where we were treated with drinks and cookies (they already know us too well). Jeff filled out a one sheet form and off he was!
A little pampering is important for men too. Whether he’s spending long hours working hard at the office or hustling around the city, his shoulders and legs will be in need of some kneading. Jeff said that the experience was a great chance to let go of stress and clear his mind for a while. The city life can be overwhelming and taking some time to take care of your body can make all the difference.
You wouldn’t believe all the benefits a massage can make for your bodies health and your stressful mind, it even helps with weight loss. The web informed me that, 160-pound person burns approximately 67 calories during an hour-long massage.
It’s more than just a luxury, it’s a necessity. Check out all these benefits!
- Decreased anxiety
- Enhanced sleep quality
- Greater energy
- Improved concentration
- Increased circulation
- Reduced fatigue
- Eases digestive disorders
- Helps fibromyalgia
- Cures headaches
- Reduces insomnia related to stress
- Eases Myofascial pain syndrome
- Helps witj Paresthesias and nerve pain
- Soft tissue strains or injuries
- Help with sports injuries
- Eases Temporomandibular joint pain
So what are you waiting for?? Sign up at SpaWeek.com and indulge in the ancient art of medicine — don’t quote me on that, that’s a Gina fact ツ
