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Home / Hotel / Hotel News / Sheraton Grand Macao Spices Up Winter with a Nourishing New Spa Journey

Sheraton Grand Macao Spices Up Winter with a Nourishing New Spa Journey

September 27, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

The Shine Spa at Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel is spicing up the winter months with an invitingly warm Ginger & Spice treatment designed to nourish the soul. This 90-minute Ginger & Spice journey features a 30-minute ginger scrub and a soothing, 60-minute signature Shine Spa massage.
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Upon arrival, guests begin their spa journey by sipping on a hot cup of ginger tea and relaxing over a warm, foot ritual. They will then enjoy a luxurious, 30-minute ginger body scrub using natural ingredients of freshly ground ginger, honey and brown sugar. Rich in vitamins, honey is well known for its moisturizing benefits and is an excellent exfoliator while setting skin aglow when blended with ginger and brown sugar. The heat from fresh ginger has the power to ward off colds and stimulate blood circulation to keep the body warm and healthy.

Following on from the ginger body scrub, guests will receive a 60-minute Shine Spa Massage – a signature favorite.  Therapists apply a specially blended Shine massage oil to the skin which features ylang ylang, lavender, rosemary, mandarin and lime. This blend of essential oils combined with the expert kneading techniques from the spa therapists at Shine Spa for Sheraton, will leave guests feeling refreshed and energized.

The Ginger & Spice treatment is available from October 1 to December 31, 2017. Priced at just MOP 1,566* guests will also receive a complimentary Shine Spa Diffuser worth MOP 295. For those who wish to bring their spa journey home, a 15% discount is offered on spa retail products upon booking the Ginger & Spice treatment.

Shine Spa for Sheraton features 15 individual and couple treatment rooms and is perfect for couples and friends to experience a spa journey together. For more information or reservations, please visit: http://www.shinespamacao.com or call: (853) 8113-0222.

*All prices are subject to 5% government tax.

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