Everything’s Coming Up Roses: Spa Treatments for National Rose Month
- Published: Wednesday, June 19th 2013
- in Beauty
Celebrate June being National Rose Month by planting yourself at these spas where rose treatments are in full bloom. Not only are roses beautiful to look at and smell great, they are full of restorative properties to keep skin (no matter what type—sensitive, dry, etc.) looking youthful and hydrated. Rose oil is also said to possess calming effects; one study shows rose oil may even be useful in treating depression.
Check out these rosy spa services:
The Wrapped in Roses treatment at Bella Tosca Day Spa and Salon in San Diego comprises a body wrap using European rose mud and a rose oil-infused scalp massage. 50 mins, $130
Rosewood Crescent Hotel in Dallas has a 90-minute service known as the English Garden Ritual, which begins with a glass of rose water and bath brimming with rose petals, followed by a full-body massage and aromatic body powder (there are even rose-scented candles in the treatment room!). 90 mins, $175
Designed to bring horticulture indoors, the Garden Spa at MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa in Sonoma, California, features the Rose Garden therapy: a rose petal bath, rose petal body polish, and rose essential oil massage. $225
At Scottsdale’s JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa, treat your skin to the Sonoran Rose Facial, where elements like glycolic acid, vitamins A & E, and rose-infused oil stimulate deep pore cleansing, softening of the skin, and protection against free radicals. 60 mins, $155
Vitamin-rich rosehip oil is infused into every aspect of Canada’s Willow Stream Spa at The Fairmont Banff Springs’ signature Rose Renewal ritual, consisting of a dry-brush exfoliation, chamomile herbal bath, massage, and rose-geranium and rose flower-oil wrap. 90 mins, price upon request
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Kate Phillips
