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ESSPA is unparalleled in every way - I had a deep tissue massage and waxing which was s...more
Overall, I had a great experience with two facial services and one hair service. I especia...more
Cindy did a beautiful job. Very professional.
I really cannot say enough nice things about this place but let me try…I’ve had a pedicure...more
I had a fantastic facial with Anna. She was very consultative and took the time to learn m...more
Beautiful, tranquil space. Enjoyed a wonderful massage and facial.
Frequently Asked Questions
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During the treatment you'll receive a gentle full-body scrub using natural exfoliants, followed by a hydrating application and soothing massage. Treatments typically last 45–60 minutes and leave skin smooth, refreshed and immediately radiant. Ideal for most skin types.
We recommend scheduling a body polish every 2–4 weeks depending on skin type and goals. Sensitive skin may need longer intervals. Our therapists will assess your skin and recommend a personalized frequency to maintain smoothness without over-exfoliating.
Yes, with modifications. We use gentle exfoliants and lower pressure for sensitive or rosacea-prone skin. Please disclose any skin conditions during booking so we can customize ingredients and technique to minimize irritation and ensure a safe, calming experience.
Yes, many guests combine it with wraps, facials, or sauna sessions. We recommend waiting at least 1–2 hours before certain active treatments. Your therapist will advise the best combinations to maximize results and avoid irritation.
Most clients enjoy noticeably smoother, hydrated skin for up to two to four weeks. Longevity depends on home care, skin type, and environment; follow-up treatments and recommended moisturizers help prolong the polished look and softness.
Yes — open wounds, sunburn, active infections, recent chemical peels, or severe eczema should avoid polishing. Inform us of medications, pregnancy, or allergies during booking so we can tailor or reschedule the treatment safely.
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