7 Spring Ingredients to Add to Your Spa Menu

Ashley Taylor Anderson

Winter is finally over! It’s time to celebrate by incorporating some of nature’s new bounty into your treatments. Here are 7 garden-fresh ingredients to work into your spring menu.

1. Strawberries

You can incorporate strawberries into your treatments (think masks and moisturizers), or your food menu (strawberry mini-tarts, anyone?).

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2. Lilacs

Aromatherapy candles or oils scented with lilac will transport your clients to a serene English garden.

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3. Kumquats

Use kumquats as a substitute for other citrus in your body polish.

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4. Mint

An invigorating mint scrub is a great pick-me-up.

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5. Apricots

An apricot facial is a treat for the skin and the olfactory senses as well.

spa ingredient - apricots

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6. Rosebuds

Roses aren’t quite in bloom yet in spring, but you can still incorporate rosebuds into your treatments (or even your treatment room décor).

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7. Radishes

You probably don’t want to incorporate radishes into any treatments, but they’ll make delicious tea sandwiches for an after-treatment snack.

spa ingredient - radishes

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About the Author

Ashley Taylor Anderson is a content developer and marketer who's spent her career knee-deep in the B2B technology space. In previous professional lives, she worked as a science textbook editor, media producer, and pastry chef.
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