11 Of The Most Unusual Spa Treatments Around The World

When is comes to relaxation a skincare, it's safe to say a lot of people will probably try everything once, right?

Welp, turns out that a lot of spas go the memo. BeautyFlash, a UK-based online retailer, made an infographic showcasing some of the most ~interesting~ treatments around the world.

If you visit Japan, you can try an anti-aging wine bath, which will help with inflammation and circulation.

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Yes, it sounds amazing!

No way! I wouldn't waste wine like that.

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Or if you're more of a foodie, then give the ramen noodle bath a try. The broth will cleanse your skin and boost your metabolism.

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HELL YES, I LOVE RAMEN.

No, I'm not a noodle.

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In China, a facial involving literal flames will help reduce wrinkles and muscle pain.

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I definitely see myself in this LITuation.

That's gonna be a no from me dawg.

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You can turn into a wood-fired pizza* by trying a kiln sauna in South Korea. Here, you'll sweat out all of your toxins.

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Yes, I love wood-fired pizza and sweating my ass off.

Huhmm, no. This is nuts.

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If you ever make it to Bali and aren't deadly afraid of snakes, you can try a "relaxing" python massage. They basically throw a bunch of snakes on your back. Their moves, along with your fear, will help your metabolism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

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Yes, YOLO.

Nope. Fuck that.

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In Mexico, they'll massage your body with cacti and tequila.

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Yes, this sounds nice.

Nah, I'm good.

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Chocolate can be good for your skin. In Hershey, Pennsylvania, you can get covered in chocolate fondue all in the name of nourished skin.

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YAAASSSSS. I love chocolate.

No way, this can't be good for you.

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If you're looking to reduce pigmentation, and want a more youthful appearance, just bathe in sake.

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Of course, sounds legit.

Nope, I'll pass.

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You can take a warm hay bath in Italy, which will help if you're feeling sore or want a detox.

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Yes, sounds lovely.

No. This sounds dumb.

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In Finland, you can try Cryotherapy, which has become a bit more mainstream recently. You basically step into a freezing chamber with temperatures as low as -110°C (-166°F).

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Yes! I'd love to.

Not really my scene.

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And in Russia, they'll cover you up in olive oil, hit you with leaves and branches, and then rinse you off with freezing cold water. This is all good for your skin though.

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Absolutely.

No. It sounds painful.

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11 Of The Most Unusual Spa Treatments Around The World

When is comes to relaxation a skincare, it's safe to say a lot of people will probably try everything once, right?

Welp, turns out that a lot of spas go the memo. BeautyFlash, a UK-based online retailer, made an infographic showcasing some of the most ~interesting~ treatments around the world.

If you visit Japan, you can try an anti-aging wine bath, which will help with inflammation and circulation.

Would you try this?

Or if you're more of a foodie, then give the ramen noodle bath a try. The broth will cleanse your skin and boost your metabolism.

Would you try this?

In China, a facial involving literal flames will help reduce wrinkles and muscle pain.

Would you try this?

You can turn into a wood-fired pizza* by trying a kiln sauna in South Korea. Here, you'll sweat out all of your toxins.

Would you try this?

If you ever make it to Bali and aren't deadly afraid of snakes, you can try a "relaxing" python massage. They basically throw a bunch of snakes on your back. Their moves, along with your fear, will help your metabolism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Would you try this?

In Mexico, they'll massage your body with cacti and tequila.

Would you try this?

Chocolate can be good for your skin. In Hershey, Pennsylvania, you can get covered in chocolate fondue all in the name of nourished skin.

Would you try it?

If you're looking to reduce pigmentation, and want a more youthful appearance, just bathe in sake.

Would you try this?

You can take a warm hay bath in Italy, which will help if you're feeling sore or want a detox.

Would you try it?

In Finland, you can try Cryotherapy, which has become a bit more mainstream recently. You basically step into a freezing chamber with temperatures as low as -110°C (-166°F).

Would you try it?

And in Russia, they'll cover you up in olive oil, hit you with leaves and branches, and then rinse you off with freezing cold water. This is all good for your skin though.

Would you try this?

So, would you treat yourself to any of these?

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When is comes to relaxation a skincare, it's safe to say a lot of people will probably try everything once, right?

Welp, turns out that a lot of spas go the memo. BeautyFlash, a UK-based online retailer, made an infographic showcasing some of the most ~interesting~ treatments around the world.

If you visit Japan, you can try an anti-aging wine bath, which will help with inflammation and circulation.

Or if you're more of a foodie, then give the ramen noodle bath a try. The broth will cleanse your skin and boost your metabolism.

In China, a facial involving literal flames will help reduce wrinkles and muscle pain.

You can turn into a wood-fired pizza* by trying a kiln sauna in South Korea. Here, you'll sweat out all of your toxins.

If you ever make it to Bali and aren't deadly afraid of snakes, you can try a "relaxing" python massage. They basically throw a bunch of snakes on your back. Their moves, along with your fear, will help your metabolism ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

In Mexico, they'll massage your body with cacti and tequila.

Chocolate *can* be good for your skin. In Hershey, Pennsylvania, you can get covered in chocolate fondue all in the name of nourished skin.

If you're looking to reduce pigmentation, and want a more youthful appearance, just bathe in sake.

You can take a warm hay bath in Italy, which will help if you're feeling sore or want a detox.

In Finland, you can try Cryotherapy, which has become a bit more mainstream recently. You basically step into a freezing chamber with temperatures as low as -110°C (-166°F).

And in Russia, they'll cover you up in olive oil, hit you with leaves and branches, and then rinse you off with freezing cold water. This is all good for your skin though.

So, would you treat yourself to any of these?

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Chocolate can be good for your skin. In Hershey, Pennsylvania, you can get covered in chocolate fondue all in the name of nourished skin.