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Marla
Dec 26, 2000, 2:29:01 PM12/26/00
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Hi All;
We are off on the Inspiration at the end of the month and I would like
to budget some spa treatments for the prettier half of my relationship.
Is there a list of what spa things are available (manicures, pedicures,
facials, etc) and how much they cost?
thanks
blake of blamar
Irene Angelis
Dec 26, 2000, 8:22:28 PM12/26/00
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There is a web site:
This is the company that controls all the spas on Carnival and Royal
Carribean ships. The treatments are great, but can be expensive. The spas
differ depending on what ship you are on.
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Judy
Dec 27, 2000, 8:52:18 AM12/27/00
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Hi Blake,
We sailed on the Destiny in November.
My husband and I indulged in some spa treatments -- he a facial; me a
facial and a seaweed massage. My husband loved the facial and wondered why
he hadn't done it before! I personally could have done without the facial. I
think the massages are a little more expensive than on land, but really
relaxing and worth every penny.
This seaweed treatment was really nice and I recommend it. It was
expensive. I believe that they gave me some sort of deal when I agreed to
the massage and the facial. Maybe it was $150 for the two treatments. They
do push their products. I told the woman who did my facial I would be upset
if she tried to sell me anything so she didn't try. However, I was so
relaxed at the end of my massage that I was nearly braindead that I bought a
$45 bottle of something that I will probably never open and didn't check my
sail and sign card after I left. I got someone else's card. It was a slight
pain to settle that problem. They keep your card at the desk while you are
being pampered.
I think the manicures, pedicures, and hair services are probably
comparable to what you would pay in a large city in a very nice salon. Both
of you should indulge. You deserve it and you will love it.
We sailed on the Destiny in November.
My husband and I indulged in some spa treatments -- he a facial; me a
facial and a seaweed massage. My husband loved the facial and wondered why
he hadn't done it before! I personally could have done without the facial. I
think the massages are a little more expensive than on land, but really
relaxing and worth every penny.
This seaweed treatment was really nice and I recommend it. It was
expensive. I believe that they gave me some sort of deal when I agreed to
the massage and the facial. Maybe it was $150 for the two treatments. They
do push their products. I told the woman who did my facial I would be upset
if she tried to sell me anything so she didn't try. However, I was so
relaxed at the end of my massage that I was nearly braindead that I bought a
$45 bottle of something that I will probably never open and didn't check my
sail and sign card after I left. I got someone else's card. It was a slight
pain to settle that problem. They keep your card at the desk while you are
being pampered.
I think the manicures, pedicures, and hair services are probably
comparable to what you would pay in a large city in a very nice salon. Both
of you should indulge. You deserve it and you will love it.
Judy
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