The origin of SPA The word SPA comes from the Latin word Solus Por= Aqua=, Solus = health, Por = via ..., Aqua = water. In fact, health is produced through water.
In the Ardennes forest region of Europe, which belongs to Belgium, there is a small town called Spa. In ancient Rome, residents found that there were many natural springs spewing out here, with extremely low salt content and no mineral impurities, which were very beneficial to the human body whether drinking or bathing.
In fact, in three or four hundred BC, it was recorded in Greek literature that Greek doctors had suggested that hydrotherapy could prevent diseases; In Europe, the concept of SPA is the earliest. According to the literature recorded in 500 BC, seawater can stimulate nerves. Around the15th century, a hot spring zone containing minerals appeared beside the city of Liege, Belgium, which was used by residents to treat pain and diseases. It can be said that it is the birthplace of modern spa.
Spa is a place with mineral water, which means that where there are hot springs, people use the spouted spring water to treat diseases or improve their health. There must be relaxing natural music when doing various treatments in the SPA, and the air will be filled with faint flowers and fragrance.
In many courses of treatment, it seems that there must be a course of water to be called Spa. It has a jacuzzi with multiple water jets, water column nozzles with different pressures, three warm boxes and so on. After contact with water, the beauty therapist will massage the body to achieve a comfortable feeling, and the time in the city is short. So, there is a day SPA, which can let you release stress in just a few hours.
SPA space is usually quiet, comfortable and relaxing, with quiet treatment room, hydrotherapy massage pool, steam bath, shower and bathtub, and professional therapists with smiles. Spa guests usually come in tired and then walk out of this spa space radiant.