SAY SPA
SAY SPA
Stop, hey, what’s that sound? Mr. Steam Audiowizard brings music to your spa experience.
IN TIMES OF STRESS, SELF-CARE BECOMES EVEN MORE ESSENTIAL
S tudies show that nearly half of people actively think of their own bathrooms as places to escape. That might mean rush- ing home to de-stress after a tough day at the office with a nice soak. Or it could mean finding momentarily respite from a houseful of boisterous kids or tedious chores. But if this is going to be the kind of escape others find when they go out for a mani-pedi or massage, you’re going to need a bath that’s stocked with all the fixings. First, set the scene with a wonderfully water-resistant music system delivering tension-easing tunes and aro- matherapy offering a dose of zen from your favorite scents. You should also be surrounded by the very best for the bath, so make certain you have a luxurious tub with room enough to lay back comfortably and rest your back and neck. Pair it with a basin-filler that offer a few bells and whistles, like a hand shower to clean off anything leftover from your favorite bath bomb. Add a truly glorious shower that’s easy to get in and out of, offers a variety of sprays, and is within reach of a heated towel warmer—and you’ve got the full package. T E X T PAUL HAGEN
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