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Ready for an amazing experience? Korean spas are like nothing else! They’re basically modern-day bathhouses, and they’re incredibly popular – for good reason. Think total relaxation and self-care, all in one place. In Korea, they’re social hubs; women spend hours there, getting treatments, relaxing in saunas, and even catching some Z’s.
Before you go, here’s what you need to know: You can walk in or make an appointment; it’s affordable (a massage and scrub might be around $80, a day pass around $20); both men and women are welcome, but you’ll be in separate areas; and yes, there’s nudity – but it’s totally normal and no one’s judging. Don’t wear makeup, and bring your own favorite beauty products. Spas vary, some are huge with fancy saunas and restaurants, others are smaller but still offer a great experience. If you book a service, arrive 30 minutes early to use the facilities. Many are open late or even all night.
The highlight is the scrub and massage. It’s intense but incredibly relaxing. A small, strong woman will scrub every inch of your body, removing dead skin cells. Then, you get a massage – strong but amazing. After that, a homemade cucumber mask and a fantastic scalp massage await. To top it all off, you’ll be rinsed with warm milk! It’s the ultimate relaxation experience.
The whole thing leaves you feeling incredibly relaxed, soft, and glowing. Seriously, your skin will feel like a baby’s. The dedication to skincare you see at Korean spas is really inspiring. Have you been? If not, I hope I’ve convinced you to go!