Client Consultation: You begin each spa therapy session with a thorough consultation to assess the client's needs, preferences, and any specific concerns or medical conditions they may have. This helps you customize the treatment to meet the client's individual needs and ensure their comfort and safety. Massage Therapy: You perform a variety of massage techniques to help clients relax, relieve muscle tension, and alleviate stress. This may include Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, hot stone massage, aromatherapy massage, and reflexology. Body Treatments: You offer a range of body treatments designed to nourish and rejuvenate the skin and body. This may include body scrubs, wraps, mud treatments, and hydrotherapy treatments such as hydrotherapy baths or Vichy showers. Facial Treatments: You provide facial treatments to improve the health and appearance of the skin. This may include cleansing, exfoliating, steaming, extractions, facial massage, mask application, and moisturizing treatments tailored to the client's skin type and concerns. Aromatherapy: You incorporate essential oils and aromatherapy techniques into spa treatments to enhance relaxation, promote well-being, and address specific physical or emotional issues. This may involve diffusing essential oils, adding them to massage oils or bathwater, or using them in inhalation therapy. Hydrotherapy: You utilize water-based treatments to promote relaxation, relieve muscle tension, and improve circulation. This may include hydrotherapy baths, whirlpool baths, contrast baths, and hydrotherapy showers. Wellness Coaching: You provide guidance and support to clients on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including recommendations for nutrition, exercise, stress management, and self-care practices. Sanitization and Hygiene: You adhere to strict hygiene and sanitation standards to ensure the safety and well-being of your clients. This includes disinfecting equipment and treatment rooms between clients, maintaining cleanliness in the spa facility, and following industry guidelines for infection control. Client Education: You educate clients about the benefits of spa therapy treatments, as well as proper skincare and self-care practices they can incorporate into their daily routine to enhance the results of their treatments. Professionalism: You conduct yourself with professionalism at all times, maintaining a friendly and welcoming demeanor while upholding confidentiality and respecting client privacy.