Favourite Spa Product

[gantily]

OK here's something I'ld like to see what the opinion on the forum is.

What is everyone's favourite spa product?

The only rule is it has to be Salon only. No estee lauder or L'oreal cleansers. Price is no object. Just vote for the very best product you have ever experienced

[bigbadjohn]

My gorgeous gf slowly working in the product.



Otherwise Thalgo has a nice men's range.


But really I think the skill of the therapist is more important than the product itself

[starfish]

Babor is one I've just recently tried and its fantastic.

A south american brand

[cindy_hk]

Its really popular here at home andit does seem to be everywhere.

But my friends and I really love the marine based thalgo products.

[jomol31]

I think the most important thing is to have a skilled therapists. If they have a special knack it doesn't matter what product they are using.

Likewise - a great experience isn't possibly if you have a novice using super-expensive products

[Gumnut_Gal]

I like all natural products when I can help.

The marine products of Thalgo have my vote. The results I had were wondrous

[sam@netball]

I think everyone is just scared to say it because the sponser of this forum uses the product.

But Payot Paris is an awesome range. I love it. Works wonders.


You just have to try it

[claudia]

I like the natural marine products of Thalgo. Has anyone tried to new Thalassotherapy al natural marine water spas.

They are divine. They use fresh natural seawater

[misspiggy]

I think everyone is just scared to say it because the sponser of this forum uses the product.

But Payot Paris is an awesome range. I love it. Works wonders.


You just have to try it


I agree sam. Payot makes some gorgeous products.


A lot does depend on your therapists but I do love the home care products you can buy.

[nandos_fire]

Payot's products are gorgeous to look at, gorgeous to touch and they are the only products in the world that clears up my skin.

I love it and am an unashamed fan.

[Tanny]

The most memorable spa experience I ever had was in Thailand. It cost me 20 audtralian dollars.

They only used local the products which were all veryu basic in nature (coconut cream etc).

What made it unforgettable was the total dedication of the therapist and their tremendous skill in getting the most out of their limited products. there was nothing pre-packaged, bio-engineered, pH balanced etc etc etc about it.

Just unmatchable skills. This has to be the mark of a great spa.