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The award winning Kurotel – Longevity Center and Spa has opened a state-of-the-art Day Spa facility dedicated to water therapies and health & beauty services: Kur Water Station and Spa. Returning to the true meaning of spa, "sanitas per aquas," Latin for "healing by waters," treatments and services incorporate the principles of hydrating the body to promote wellness and renewal.
The 14,165-square-foot, $2.22m facility houses a pool plus 18 wet treatment rooms (for water and mud therapies) in the first floor. The second floor boasts a further 18 treatment rooms as well as a relaxation area. A range of beauty and medical treatments are offered as well as dermatological and nutritional consultations. Treatments use the company’s own product line, Kur Cosmetics. A bistro with healthy and functional meals is also available.
According to Kurotel directors, Neusa and Luis Carlos Silveira, “Kur Water Station and Spa was designed to benefit guests of all fitness levels. Water therapies can increase balance, coordination, stability, muscular strength and flexibility while protecting joints from strain or injury."
The center also features an array of rejuvenating spa and body treatments, hair therapy, facials and masks, hands and feet treatments, boasting cutting-edge equipments. The Spa also features fully equipped consulting rooms, single and double treatment rooms, relaxation rooms, physicians, aestheticians, dermatologists and beauty therapists.
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