BEAUTY EMBASSY - SPA WARSAW
The wide range of SPA services at Ambasada Urody Warszawa allows you to take advantage of programs, treatments, and SPA rituals aimed at reducing stress, helping with various issues, weight management, improving skin condition, as well as physical and mental well-being. A stay at our SPA is an unforgettable experience that allows you to break away from the everyday routine, stimulates renewal, complete relaxation, and rest. Thanks to our SPA treatments, everyone will gain strength for many days.
We invite you to familiarize yourself with our SPA TREATMENTS OFFER and SPA VOUCHERS.
SPA WARSAW
The term SPA originates from the Latin phrase Sanitas Per Aquam, which translates to health through water. Water is a source of life, a symbol of renewal and freshness, and thanks to its long-known extraordinary properties, one can regain vitality, balance, and peace of mind.
SPA PHILOSOPHY
The philosophy of SPA is based on the assumption that water is to the body what dreams are to the soul - it can soothe or stimulate, relax or invigorate, and appropriate treatments help to relax both the tired body and soothe the senses.
The SPA concept combines various skincare methods through carefully selected treatments, often based on water therapies and massages. However, spa is not just about treatments, baths, and relaxing massages. Spa is a whole philosophy of relaxation, where water treatments are just one of several elements of proper rest. Mood, proper attitude, relaxation, and tranquility complete the entire relaxation ritual. SPA skincare programs, which utilize natural oils, sea salt, algae extracts, and other natural substances, take care not only of the proper condition of the whole body (hydration, nutrition, and skin firming) but also of the mind (relaxation, destressing, stimulation, or calmness).
SPA HISTORY
The history of SPA has its roots far back in antiquity. Its traces can be found among the Egyptians, Hebrews, Assyrians, Persians, and Chinese. In most cases, ancient SPAs developed around baths, which served religious and symbolic purposes - the cleansing power of water was the most important.
The Egyptians developed something akin to modern SPA treatments, by rubbing the skin with mud from the Nile, then performing exfoliation treatments using a mixture of ash and clay, and later indulging in massages with fragrant oils. The Romans enjoyed baths and water thermals, while the Greeks focused on caring for the body and soul.
