5 SPA treatments loved by stars in the fall

Lasers, freezing temperatures, infrared and even drips… The stars would do anything to stay beautiful, fit and young.

After all, Cleopatra was already bathing in milk and honey and many other famous women in history have relied on beauty treatments sometimes even extreme, to resort to the repairs of the passing of time, to correct defects and to always be at the top.

And today, what are the treatments most requested and appreciated by the stars?

Surely technology has made great strides and the innovations they have also expanded to the beauty sector by discovering increasingly original ways – and less and less invasive – to preserve a fresh and young appearance as much as possible, but there is also the rediscovery of old methods or natural remedies truly capable of acting on the body, but also on psychophysical balance.

Here are a few SPA treatments loved by the stars at this time of the year, when the body and mind need an extra delicacy or an energy boost to deal with the dullness and harshness of winter.

And, to follow, some ideas to give you, if not the same rituals, some very similar.

LA CUPPING THERAPY

Cupping therapy (or cupping) originates in the ancient populations of Egypt, China and the Middle East and is a massage on the body, but also on the face, which takes place with the use of some cups – which can be glass, bamboo or silicone – which, with a slight pressure on the dermis, “suck” the air away from the inside giving various benefits.

Not only are they used for drainage, but also to help improve acne, eczema, migraines and situations of anxiety and depression.

Lena Dunham, Michael Phelps e Jennifer Aniston I am among those who rely on this technique in times of stress and seasonal downturns.

LEGACY FACIAL

The anti-aging and glowing treatments from the star dermatologist Dr. Harold Lancer are particularly loved by Jennifer Lopez, Victoria Beckham e Ryan Seacrest.

Based in Beverly Hills, the specialist has her own skincare line, Lancer, which is used for treatments in her center; the most popular is the Legacy Facial, which is among the most requested.

After the application of chosen bespoke products, an LED light is used and subsequently a oxygen treatment to keep the skin fresh and toned. Subsequently, a whey rich in stem cell proteins and marine algae it is applied through a fabric mask. The Legacy Cream is then massaged into the face to revitalize the cells and provide intense hydration. The ritual lasts 90 minutes and the celebs seem really excited about the results.

ZEN WELLNESS

In Los Angeles, the health club founded by Dr. Jonathan Leary, Remedy Place, has already provided treatments focused on achieving homeostatic balance to a number of stars such as Kacey Musgraves, Julianne Hough e Freida Pinto.

In particular, much appreciated is a three-hour combined ritual that includes a lymphatic drainage massage to eliminate water and toxins, a drip of beauty active ingredients, a session in a hyperbaric chamber for a purifying anti-aging effect, an infrared sauna to promote collagen production and fight blemishes such as cellulite, and an ice bath, to feel rejuvenated and full of energy from within.

CRYOTHERAPY

Mandy Moore is among the greatest admirers, but it is certainly not the only one to rely on cryotherapy to relieve chronic muscle pain, reduce inflammation, boost the metabolism and promote the proper functioning of the immune system, which this season needs to work at the top to protect us from the ailments of the period.

Entering the cryotherapy rooms – a sort of cylindrical capsule where you have to stand up – lowers the body temperature. The temperature can also reach at minus 130 degrees below zero, for a maximum of three minutes of “suffering”.

To love this treatment, in addition to the stars, also many sportsmen, like Alice Canclini, cross-country skiing specialist and athlete currently in force at the CS Army.

FACE TAPING

After the summer, the skin of the face can appear tired, stressed by the sun and the wind and some new wrinkles can peek out. Lady Gaga solves, for some years now, with face-taping treatments, or the use of adhesive tape on the face.

Obviously we are not talking about the scotch we have at home, but about elastic cotton tapes with adhesive side. It is a sort of evolution of anti-wrinkle facial gymnastics in which the tapes act thanks to the mechanical pumping action that they apply to the blood and lymphatic system.

The singer uses this technique to “iron” wrinkles and shape the face. And it seems that she is also particularly loved by Cher and many drag queens. It is better, however, to always rely on professionals because, although not invasive, this method can block circulation and thus produce an abnormal amount of collagen.

Here are 5 star-inspired treatments that you can indulge in in wellness centers and spas.