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Lush Spa Cardiff

Review by Beth Cook for
Wyburn & Wayne Cardiff Times

Cardiff’s new LUSH store opened its doors on March 31st, and is the home of the biggest LUSH Spa in the U.K. I had a treatment called ‘The Sound Bath’, which costs £70. It is described as a 60-minute journey into sound, using facial massage and ear candles to aid relaxation and retune the mind and body. I was greeted upon arrival, and invited for a chat and hand/arm massage prior to my treatment. Despite being in the city centre, the spa is relaxing, cosy, and quiet, allowing you to zone out easily. It’s clear that LUSH really stuck to its roots with its stylish design of the spa - there is reclaimed wood, locally sourced fruit and flowers, cosy furniture, and restful lighting. My therapist was named Charlotte and was extremely welcoming, comforting and knowledgable. We had a leisurely consultation prior to the treatment, and I was presented a few gifts - I won’t mention too much! Each spa guest is also invited to use the shower room, and make use of LUSH products free of charge! The treatment itself was uplifting, rejuvenating and worth every penny - I can’t wait to try another. I’d definitely recommend it to those suffering from stress/anxiety, are under the weather, or in need of some good TLC.
Review by Beth Cook
For Wyburn & Wayne Cardiff Times 

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