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The article offers information on several spa and salon membership programs including the flat discount rate from ManageMySpa, the one-year platinum membership program from Oriental Spa, and the annual spa membership from Byron Spa and Wellness Centre.

A review is offered for the Cabarita Ocean Health Retreat located in Kingscliff, New South Wales.

The article offers information on body cleansing and detoxification. It mentions that detoxifying is about restoring the natural nontoxic state of the body while cleansing is about removing the toxic load of the body. It notes that cleansing of the body involves the reduction of toxic substances, increase of healing activities, and elimination of gluten, sugar, and caffeine in western diets. Moreover, acid-forming food like peanuts, sugar, and processed meats must be avoided.

The article offers information on the weight loss programs offered by four spas and clinics in Australia using different methodologies to influence the positive change in the lives of their clients. It states that the Ultra Lite Weight and Health Management Program is a common-sense approach on eating. It says that Donna Von Harten of Back to Back Body Maintenance has added the DetoxMe fermented nutritional supplements to her offerings not primarily a weight loss program but a deep detoxifier.

The article offers ways to help spas business function at their best for making women feel beautiful inside and out. Audrey Hepburn says that her soul reflected from the true beauty in a woman. It says that the Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approves and regulates products based on risks assessment against benefits. Janine Tait of Bestow Beauty endorses the beautifying aspects of food and recommends taking oils rich in essential fatty acids (EFAs).

The article presents the insights of several people associated with cosmetics industry concerning cosmecuetical products. Founder Terri Vinson of Synergie Practitioner says that cosmecuetical products contain biologically active ingredients, which they only provide to supervised therapists to protect their company. Meanwhile, managing director Simone Vescio of Derma Aesthetics says that they have no restrictions in using their product Dermaviduals, but they require training.

The article reports on the growing demand for spray tanning centers in Australia in 2011. TechnoTan will introduce a training road show to tour constantly the country, offering ongoing education for existing and new stockists. According to Keira Martin of Glow Supplies, it is worth the investment if the facility delivers more than one or two tans per day.

The article focuses on the benefits and application of thalassotherapy, an ancient, natural and rejuvenating remedies or therapies used worldwide. It states that thalassotherapy is a therapeutic application of seawater or sea products to the body. It cites the Dead Sea wherein thalassotherapy became popular and attracted visitors from around the Middle East and Mediterranean basin.

The article offers brief information on various cosmetics and beauty products ideal as Christmas gifts which include the Eau de Parfum perfume from Elemis Ltd. , shell lip balms from Organic Island, and lip gloss from Skin O2.

The article focuses on considerations in building or renovating treatment areas for both hair and spa services. It notes the need of spa to take note of trends in materials used for hair care in order to match their offerings to boost client loyalty. It mentions the essentiality of spas to engage in equipment supplier that offers equipment for both hair salons and spas such as Comfortel.

The article offers an overview of the innovations adopted by day spas in the region of integrated healthcare in Australia. Rhonda Kauiers, owner of Indah Health and Beauty Spa, uses the Sodshi and Eminence lines and improves her organic vegetables and fruit that will be utilized for the launches that are offered by the spa. Leanne and Phil Gillam, owners of Pure Indulgence Day Spa selected the Phyt's product range to offer a chemical-free experience to their guests.

The article discusses the frameworks in the creation of the Eforea spa in Hilton worldwide. It explores the birth of the brand and the approach in selling and putting the spa forward as a sustainable solution to owners and operators with the aim of fulfilling responsibility to the guest experience. Australian Vanessa Main, director of spa operations in the Asia Pacific at Hilton cites the commitment of the company to include spa concept with consistent standards to its 86 global properties.

The article offers tips on how to service the special needs of clients at spas in Australia. To provide quality care to clients, the author suggests that spas should impose treatment protocols and strategies and to provide full coverage of treatment risk. She adds that spas should also provide appropriate training and certification to their employees. She also urges massage therapists to discuss first with clients if they undergone ongoing treatments or have serious illnesses.

The article focuses on the background music as a mean to improve the relaxing ambience and treatment efficacy among spa clients. According to Australian composer Peter Morley, spa directors may create playlists in several spa rooms and match up music with therapies. It states that using music in commercial purposes requires a contact with the appropriate group in a country where the spa business is located such as nonprofit organizations that running on behalf of music firms and musicians.

The article presents the insights of Nectar Day Spa owners Nitsa Paddison, Jane Dooley and Chris Moy regarding business operation. Nitsa mentions that customers assume that they are part of a chain because of their comprehensive branding. Dooley states that their goal is to give exceptional services that would exceed the expectations of clients. Moy adds that they train therapists to be assured that the treatments were mastered.

The article offers information on Song Saa Resort and Spa, the first five-star island resort in Cambodia which features magnificent views across the Gulf of Thailand. It says that the Song Saa has been leased by Australian couple Rory and Melita Hunter. It also mentions the conservation staff of the spa including executive chef Neil Wager, sommelier Darren Gall, and spa director Elodie Lefebvre.

The article offers recommended services to be offered by spas during winter. It mentions the importance to avoid having drafts in the treatments rooms, waiting, and lounge areas as clients can be reluctant to take off their clothes in cold environment. It suggests to turn waiting room or relaxation lounge into a light therapy space as such therapy counters seasonal affective disorder (SAD). It adds that promoting hot stone massage will be effective during winter.

The article offers tips on how to manage sales of gift certificates for the Mother's Day occasion. It mentions writer Felicia Brown who suggests offering incentives to customers through a reward scheme. It cites Le Petit Spa owner Nancy Mudford who says that creative packages for new, active, or picky mothers will do. Moreover, spa marketing expert Ana Loiselle recommends the use of a marketing calendar to where one's marketing plan can be mapped out.

The article offers information on several spas and hotsprings in Australia. It says that the hydrotherapy at Peninsula Hot Springs in Mornington Peninsula is being supplemented by naturally occurring minerals including potassium, silica, magnesium. Sports trainer Jacinta Power states the dedication of Azaaya Health Spa in balancing body toxicity. It adds that Regent Club Spa looks forward to attract business travelers from Asia.

The article discusses the best three season for the spa business to offer the most of products to its clients. It mentions that advise women about beauty tricks while securing zero down-time because most of them are time-pressed to prepare for social gathering in holidays. It states that have the chance to experience experimenting oneself to wear new look. It says the lips with a lip gloss to be greeted with a smile.

The article offers tips on how to attract prospective customers for on-board spas in cruise ships. It suggests spas to offer referral cards on the counters of retailers like florists, newsagents and cafes. It advises therapists to conduct group workshops of spa tours on new equipment or treatments. It also recommends to offer demonstrations in the reception area for new treatments.

The article reports on the relaunch of the expanded medispa of Chiva-Som International Health Resorts Co. Ltd. in Hua Hin, Thailand, which is owned by marathon runner, guitar player and chairman Khun Krip Rojanastien. Khun Krip expresses states that Chiva-Som is offering non-invasive technologies and will venture on some microinvasive processes. He adds that the modern technologies can be applied very effectively to energize the body to repair itself.

The article focuses on the approaches used by makeup artist Rae Morris for women over 40 years old. It says that Morris aims to encourage makeup artists to redevelop their ways of designing for older women. Morris explains various ways of designing flattering looks for women such as not using pink-based foundation, lightening the forehead, and creating a cheekbone.

The article evaluates several beauty products including the Berber Oil Collection hair tretment from Osmo, the Macadamia Natural Oil hair care product from Dateline Imports, and the makeup range from New CID Cosmetics.

The article offers the insights of Kerstin Florian skincare line heir Charlene Florian on the Kerstin Florian brand now distributed in Australia through BLC Cosmetics and her vision on the role of spas. Florian states the role of spas in educating people about wellness and taking care of themselves. She mentions that their products are based on botanicals, traditional Chinese medicine and quantum physics. She adds that they use scientific approaches in creating peptides to combat inflammation.

The article offers information related to spas in Sydney, New South Wales. It mentions the impending acquisition of a day spa at The Observatory Hotel by the Langham Hospitality Group. It states that Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts in Hong Kong purchased the Sydney-based Shangri-La Hotel for $352 million. It says that the Park Hyatt's Circular Quay spa has finished its renovation in which allows expansion of its operation.

The article offers information related to oncology massage. It says that oncology massage aims to offer pain relief and comfort. It states that massage professionals in Australia have slowly embrace this type of massage for cancer patients. It also discusses the National Oncology Massage Training Program established by Eleanor Oyston which supports therapist community and clients.

In this article, the author comments on the Heritage Healers' two-day retreat introduced by the company founders and owners Leanne Lovatt and Paul Widdowson in the North Coast of New South Wales in October 2011.

A review is offered for the Canyon Ranch Hotel and Spa Miami Beach located in Miami Beach, Florida.

The article presents style trends for the swimwear industry in Australia in 2011. It mentions that the one-piece has returned into its own and people should anticipate editorial trends to pick up on stylised updates to the animal theme and vibrant color blocking. It states that bust-flattering equipped tops together with gathered waists make shapely strapless silhouettes. Several swimwear Australian brands including Kiagro, 2011 Lisa Blue swim collection and Miraclesuit are also discussed.

The article discusses the menus and dining experience offered at the Treepod Dining Experience in Thailand. It says that guests board at ground level and hoisted into the canopy of the native Massang trees and served by a waiter who flies through the air on a zipline. It adds that the restaurant uses natural and fresh ingredients such as green spinach and lime leaf. Moreover, recipes for Chicken Rillettes and Creamy Coconut Liquorice Rice are also presented.

The article offers information on several day spas at Sydney, Australia which include Pañpuri Organic Spa, Trump Alto Ego, and the Spa at Park Hyatt Sydney. It offers information on the company profiles with its products and services. Photographs of the spas along with its details and scenes are provided.

The article focuses on the quality of the services offered by Qua Baths and Spa in Las Vegas, Nevada. Spa director Chrystal King notes the essentiality of the spa's transitional hallway to allow their guests to leave the state and have an experience being in the spa. The services offered at the spa include concepts based on Ayurveda, Lomi-Lomi, Thai massage and Shiatsu.

The article provides information on several sun care solutions that can help prevent skin aging and maintain a healthy, beautiful, and glooming skin. It suggests the need to apply beauty products with vitamin C to reduce the formation of skin pigments. It also recommends the use of sunscreens, antioxidants, and intense pulsed light (IPL) technology for the reduction of visible photo-ageing and sun damage.

An interview with several therapists regarding the succession planning for employee retention is presented. Cornelia Zicu states that her company consistently appraise employeess through evaluation programs and provides them with an equal opportunity to grow from different departments. Kasia Mays suggests that personality interviews and character observations are necessary when looking at promoting therapists to management roles.

The article discusses the release of the Light Concept Nails (LCN) permanent gels from LCN Australia and outlines the features of the product.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the launch of skincare and equipment, the Aquarius Health and Medispa of Dr. Ingrid Tall and the accessories, cosmetics and fashion styles in Australia.

The article discusses the views of Beng Jayanata, owner of Babor distribution in both Australia and Indonesia, about the establishment of the Babor Beauty Spa. He says that the spa is intended to cater to the hair and beauty needs of its customers. He emphasizes the separation of the energy of the salon and the relaxing environment of the spa. He also stresses the strong branding of the Babor concept.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the evolution in destination spas, the latest trend in spa and an interview with Olivia Newton-John during the opening of the Cancer and Wellness Centre in Melbourne, Victoria.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including an interview with makeup artist Rae Morris, the Top Salon Summit at Hair Expo in June 2013, and the Cabarita Ocean Retreat in New South Wales.

The article offers brief information on several hair care products including Argan Oil Treatment from Jeval Italy Hair Colour, Omveda Hair Oils from Omveda and Payot Paris Elixir from Payot Paris.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the tough love approach of sole proprieter beauty therapist Christine Jack, the inspiring work of Eleanor Oyston in developing an oncology massage training program and the new spa Song Saa.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the Australasian Spa Association, the marketing strategy of spas for Mother's Day, and the professional development opportunities in expositions and meetings.

An introduction is presented in which the editor offers her insights on the culmination of her fourth issues as editor of the magazine "Spa Australasia" and the significance and benefits of attending trade shows such as the Hair Expo.

The article focuses on the sustainability efforts of Aurora Spa Retreat in Saint Kilda, Melbourne,Victoria, the first Asia-Pacific member of the Green Spa Network (GSN). According to Lyndall Mitchell, founder of Aurora Spa Retreat, the spa aims to continue to reduce its environmental footprint. Mitchell chose to join the GSN, a non-profit organization for spa industry to bring sustainable operating practices to the spa industry.

Information about the Global Spa Summit (GSS) held in Asia from May 15-18, 2011 is presented. It states the summit attracted executives and leaders worldwide from various sectors such as hospitality, tourism, finance, medicine, real estate, manufacturing and technology. It indicates that the summit aimed to contribute the growth of more than 75,000 spas across the world.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses the trends of males in the spa industry.

The article profiles Catherine Biedermann, head of Advanced Cosmeceuticals in Perth, West Australia. The newest addition of Biedermann to her product line is Medik8 of which she is impressed with its solid performance driven by the utilization of advanced peptide technology. Biedermann mentions the effort of cosmetologist Elliot Isaacs in improving new technology and ingredients in the medispa industry.

The article focuses on the view of Alison Atia, managing director of Alive Clinics and Skin O2, on the need of entrepreneurs to expand the scope of spas with their offerings becoming less risky in Australia. She notes the essentiality of partnering with physicians in operating medical spas. She mentions the importance of giving support to training of non-medical professionals in order to have skilled therapists who will be capable of providing the treatments that technology offers.

The article focuses on the health benefits of tea. It notes that tea offer benefits including polyphenols, flavonoids, and neural plasticity as well as improvement in circulation of fluids and health and nourishment of the skin. It states that Immuni-Tea Collection from Hungarian botanical-based brand Éminence Organic Skin Care helps boost immune system and prevent effects on ultraviolet rays skin damage while green and white tea can improve skin elasticity and sooth inflammation.