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Why is wellbeing so important?

Whether you view wellbeing as a buzzword or a way of life, there’s no denying that it’s important to take care of your physical, emotional and mental health. For those trying to juggle busy lifestyles, tough jobs, families and friends, it can be really hard to make time for self care.

While wellbeing is central to your overall feeling of health, it also goes much deeper than that. A feeling of wellbeing can motivate you, improve morale and enable you to achieve or overcome difficult hurdles. A lack of wellbeing can leave you feeling overwhelmed, stressed and unmotivated. Our wellbeing can be affected by a number of things including stress, a lack of sleep, loneliness and trauma. As many of these things are out of the individual’s control, experts agree that being able to relax has a big impact on your wellbeing.

This is where beauty and spa treatments come in – many are renowned for their relaxing properties and could be just the tonic in your self care routine.

CAN FACIALS HELP WELLBEING?

Yes, facials @lwthebeautyroom have made it onto the list simply because they make you feel good! It’s not just the boost to self-confidence they can bring – especially when dealing with problem skin issues – it’s the opportunity to have some relaxing ‘me time’. Did you know facials can also: – Aid skin health – Deeply relax – Lift your mood – Aid the appearance of skin issues such as scarring, hyperpigmentation, blemishes and uneven skin tone. Target skincare issues such as acne that may dent your self-confidence such as acne and fine lines.

HOW CAN MASSAGE HELP WELLBEING?

Is there anything more relaxing than a nice massage? Studies have found that massage can be helpful for: -Stress -Pain -Muscle tension -Anxiety -Digestive disorders -Fibromyalgia -Headaches -Insomnia related to stress

To learn more about the facials and massages offered at LW Beauty Room, please contact us.

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