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Hen Spa: an Idea for Your Bachelorette Party

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Hen Spa: The origin of bachelorette parties
The practice of giving a party to honour the bride-to-be goes back to an ancient time but its modern form, the bachelorette party may have begun during the sexual revolution of the 1960s. It was uncommon until at least the mid-1980s, and the first book on planning hen parties wasn’t published until 1998. Its cultural significance is largely tied to concepts of gender equality. Initially, bachelorette parties often involved displays of sexual freedom, such as trading intimate secrets, getting drunk and enjoying male strippers. Now the term is used for a wide variety of parties.
The term “hen party” comes from the henna plant which is part of wedding traditions in North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. In these traditions, henna tattoos are applied to the bride’s hands on the night before the wedding to protect her from the “evil eye”.
Hen Spa: Hen spa weekend
If you are looking for an amazing but also relaxing hen party, what about a hen spa weekend in Italy? Hen spa means sport, wellness centres, massages, relaxing activities in order to recharge your body and spirit before the big day. Rome-explorer.com can suggest you two beautiful hotels in Rome where you can organize an unforgettable hen spa weekend: Hotel Aleph and Hotel Cavalieri.
An exclusive and luxurious spa weekend is offered indeed by the five star Hotel Aleph, located in the centre of Rome, near Piazza Barberini, via Veneto and the Trevi Fountain. The Aleph’s Paradise spa is an exclusive and intimate retreat for hotel guests and walk-in costumers alike. Evocative of the leisurely and artistic lifestyle of the ancient Romans, the spa offers a sauna, Turkish bath and thermal swimming pool, as well as a small gym outfitted with exercises machines and equipment. The spa also offers a range of massages and body treatments deliverer by trained therapists, including energizing and revitalizing delights such as melted chocolate massages, honey body scrub with maize flour, Shiatzu, deep muscle and ayruvedic massages and Chinese foot reflexology.
Otherwise, in the exclusive and wealthy zone called Balduina, a few steps away from the Vatican City and St. Peter’s Basilica the Hotel Rome Cavalieri, of the Hilton chain, welcomes its guest in a luxury and elegant ambient. Rome Cavalieri is a charming hotel immersed in a green oasis, the ideal location if you are looking for relaxing holidays to recharge your body and spirits. This hotel indeed offers a Grand Spa with 10 themed rooms where you can choose among a unique range of pampering treatments from around the world, from Shiatsu finger pressure to ayurvedic healing. These are complemented by a more conventional menu including pedicure, manicure, waxing and tanning. At the centre of the Spa is the spectacular Turkish bath with hot and cold plunge pools. Four swimming pools, hydromassage and whirlpools, a state-of-the-art Technogym gymnasium with adjoining Pilates and Yoga rooms, two Davis Cup clay tennis courts, 10 metres high free climbing wall and a fitness circuit are all part of the Cavalieri's commitment to offer its guests the very best of spa and leisure facilities.
 

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