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10 Easy Steps To Turn Your Bedroom Into A Spa


Hey! Stressed out lately and need to relax? Here are do-it-yourself steps to converting your bedroom into a place of relaxation: your very own spa!

Spa Massage Bedroom

yoga spa1. Light Up Your Dark Room

To set the mood, turn off your lights and light up a few candles (please light the candles before you turn off the lights!) Choose candles that are created from beeswax or bayberry wax— these are both natural and have a fresh, sweet aroma. Try lavender, eucalyptus or cinnamon. Look for lead-free wicks that burn well.

2. Add A Soothing Smell

Incense is cheap aromatherapy—no expensive essential oils. It’s a great way to add a calming smell that penetrates your entire room. Incense is created from essential oils and is absorbed through our skin, affecting our physiological processes, helping us relax. Once you choose which scent you want, simply put it in a safe place where the ashes will fall without making a mess. Try creating your own incense holder by pouring sand in a cup and securing your incense stick in it.

3. Drink Tea

Pour yourself a cup of tea. Tea is a drink that helps your mind unwind and takes away the stress of your day. Try calming flavours such as lavender and chamomile for relaxation, green tea with honey for good health and ginseng-flavoured tea for energy.

4. Listen To A Different Type Of Music

Put on relaxing music (No! I’m not talking about rap or pop). I’m talking about easy-listening, quiet, instrumental stuff like classic tunes by Bach or Beethoven that won’t create an aggravated mood. Music will spice up your room, yet help keep you focused on your mind, body and soul.

5. Cleanse Your Face

Once your atmosphere is set, your face is your next step! There are three elements to working on your face. First, dampen a face cloth with hot or warm water and cover your face with it. This will help open up your pores. Next step is cleansing your pores: apply a face mask, and if you don’t have one here’s a simple recipe to create your own: Mix one crushed or puréed apple with two tablespoons of honey and half a teaspoon of ground sage. Refrigerate for 10 minutes. Mix again, apply to face and leave on for half an hour before washing it off. This will help you feel fresh and rejuvenated. When done with the mask, use your favourite moisturizer on your face.

yoga spa6. Soften Your Hands

Exfoliate your hands by using a scrub. Then soak your hands in a bowl of warm water, close your eyes and focus on relaxing. After 10 minutes or so, take your hands out, wash and dry them. Then cover your hands with a rich moisturizer.

7. Soak Your Feet

Do the same with your feet, using an exfoliating scrub that will rub off dead skin particles. After soaking your feet in a bowl of warm water for 10 minutes, get a scraper and remove any extra dead skin. Moisturizing is always good after exfoliating.

8. Paint Your Nails

First, remove all polish that is already on the nails of your hands and feet, then soak your nails in water (only nails, not hands) and trim your cuticles with nail clippers. Choose a nail polish colour which best depicts your personality.

9. Positive Talk

To clear your mind, it helps to speak aloud positive messages to yourself. This can be done best by sitting in front of a mirror and looking into your own eyes. But this only works if you truly believe in what you are saying. Remind yourself about the good things in your life.

10. Dream While You’re Awake

Doing this will help you take your mind off worries and expand your mind in ways you don’t know exist. Lie in a comfortable position on your bed—preferably on your back. Close your eyes and clear your mind by thinking of a clear blue sky. Imagine yourself smelling the salt from the ocean, feeling the warm wind, and hearing waves crash against rocks. To use this relaxation technique, you must incorporate all of your senses.

A day at your ‘local’ spa will leave you feeling physically and mentally rejuvenated, and ready to face the world!


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