Turkish Bath Procedures

Important part of the traditional Turkish bath. This is a procedure created to clean the body and to prepare the skin for the sun baths. After warming over the heated stone, the body is cleaned with a special silk glove in order to remove the upper layer of dead cells. Afterwards, an attractive foamy washing of the body and hair is applied with special oriental water.

It begins by exfoliating of the body with a silk glove, rose-blossom and essential oils. This is deep cleaning , the pores open and the oils enter into the skin. This procedure has an emollient effect. It is then followed by a foamy washing and a short foamy massage.

A pealing with crystals from the famous Italian tree Kianti and sweet grape-seeds. It hydrogenates and makes the skin younger. It is suitable to use after sunbaths. It ends with a delicate washing-out of the body with aromatized foam and a soft massage.

An exfoliating of the body with a special coffee-pealing, that helps remove the cellulite. It is followed by a foamy washing of the body.

A body-exfoliation with salts, that have a detoxicating effect, followed by a foamy washing.

A relaxing massage with a cleaning effect, using a natural soap by one or two therapeutists.

It is conducted in a Turkish bath by one or two therapeutists with healing clay, that has a proven positive effect over various diseases.

It is made in a Turkish bath by one or two therapeutists (working in synchrony) with seaweed. It contents vitamins, minerals and salts, that nourish the skin. They remove the heaped toxics and the cellulite, and shape the figure.

A relaxing body-massage, that is suitable for a sensitive and dehydrated skin. It nourishes and hydrates. The skin becomes softer with a pleasant aroma. It is made in a Turkish bath or in massage-room by one or two therapeutists (working in synchrony).

A procedure, that is made in a Turkish bath or in a room with a special cosmetic chocolate with a high nourishing and skin-smoothing action. It is done by one or two therapeutists (working in synchrony)