Subiaco Beauticians

1. Subiaco Beauticians – Pampering Packages For Males • Who says men can't enjoy a little pampering every now and then? We certainly don't! According to Conde Nast Traveler magazine, 35% of all spa goers are male, and they're confident that number will increase in the coming years. Society has evolved well past the notion that men have no business attending spas and salons. • Regular physical maintenance is healthy, hygienic, and relaxing, and women aren't the only ones entitled to those benefits. We Subiaco Beauticiansin Australia understand this better than anyone. Here's several reasons why men can (and should) enjoy a day of pampering as well. • 'MEN ONLY' IS ON THE RISE • Recently, spas have started converting areas of their establishment to “men only” zones. And while this sounds like it's going against gender equality, let's be realistic. Two reasons why exclusivity works. One; men are very protective about their masculinity. Two; they're out of their natural element. • Despite growing acceptance that “men” and “spa” can now be used in the same paragraph, it takes a lot for a man to admit that he likes visiting the local beauty salon in Subiaco. It's no big deal if he's seen walking around in the gym, drenched in (smelly) sweat. That's a testament to his “manliness.” If he's seen walking around in a spa? That's a completely different story. • Men are naturally uncomfortable in spas, and this defeats the whole “relaxation” purpose of a spa appointment. Secluded areas (far away from the windows) where the changing room, bathroom, and massage rooms are close together alleviate the worry that they'll be seen (and judged) by someone they know. • NOT GAY; HYGIENIC • Facials, manicures, pedicures, and foot massages are among the most popular spa treatments for men. Some call them cosmetic. Subiaco beauticians argue that they're necessary. Providing the best possible care for your skin, nails, and body is one way to stay clean, fresh, and stress-free. • Let's be honest; the average man functions like a machine. He has a 9-5 job, 6 days a week. He puts up with the mind-numbing traffic or commute in-between, he runs errands on the way home, and he goes out on Saturdays or Sundays to have some semblance of a normal social life. • Contrary to popular belief, couch potato-ing the day away is not an effective stress reliever. More and more men are trading their remote for a little beauty industry experience, and with good reason. Human touch, skin treatment, and professional pampering can de-stress and re-energize a guy in ways no amount of channel surfing can. • GENDER-EQUAL MAINTENANCE • You wouldn't date a girl with chewed-up nails, dirty toenails, and clumpy, oily hair, right? So why should they? Again, we have evolved, people.A dirty, grimy, and hairy guy was acceptable only when he brought home dinosaur meat. Nowadays, women like their men well-groomed. We're not talking high-maintenance; we're talking neat nails, trimmed eyebrows, and naturally pleasing body odor. • MAN ENOUGH FOR A MANICURE • If you're not too comfortable going to a spa alone, and asking your best bud to go with you is even weirder, bring your girlfriend or a close female friend whom you trust won't take pictures of you (you don't want to go on Facebook only to see she's tagged you in an album called “Spa Day With My Bro!” or something). Women appreciate men whose masculinity isn't threatened by a little paraffin soak. • Body wraps, body scrubs, facials, massages, and hot or cold stone therapy are among the more popular treatments for men in WA. Why not visit Subiaco Beauticians and give them a try?