Spa Summer Camp™ : AUGUST

2.5-Hour Spa Camp™ for Ages 8-17!

Looking for the perfect summer camp for your skincare loving child? Send them to Spa Summer Camp!

Parents are welcome to stay or drop off for this fun-filled and educational summer spa day!

Includes:

• Back To School Mini Facial 
• Skincare Education from real Estheticians
• Special Back to School Goodie Bag with all the skin care essentials they need to use at home! 
• DIY skin care product making! (details on product type coming soon!)
• Perfume station to get their glam on after their facial!
• Lip Kit station to try all the best new summer lip glosses and balms!
• Fun crafts including bracelet and necklace making in between facials
• Special drinks and treats
• Snacks and music!

At Spa Camp™, we believe in teaching young people that beauty begins with self-care and self-love. Campers will learn essential skin-care tips, how to identify their skin type, and make informed choices about the products they use.

Understanding the importance of hygiene, care, and maintaining a proper daily routine is fundamental to a healthy lifestyle. We also cover situations when your skin requires extra attention for blemishes and breakouts, and how to handle these issues.

Those who have normal to dry skin often find that the trends and tips on social media are misleading. I frequently hear young girls ask about trendy ingredients like snail mucus, claiming they've heard it's beneficial for the skin. When I ask where they heard this, the answer is often TikTok or some influencer. However, they usually lack understanding of the science behind such claims.

We address popular myths and trends, helping them decipher fact from fiction—because healthy, happy skin is more than just a TikTok trend!

From understanding hydration to learning the importance of routine care, Spa Camp™ equips campers with tools and knowledge to maintain glowing skin all year round. It's important to learn what your skin truly needs rather than impulsively following every trend. In skincare, more is not always better!