Turmeric & Sage

The spa describes its approach as a blend of Korean skincare and Ayurvedic healing. Its menu is split between skin-focused Korean-inspired treatments and wellness services drawn from Ayurvedic traditions.

The Korean side includes a face and back facial built on traditional Korean techniques, with an emphasis on barrier repair and gentle nourishment and a face and back massage. A glass skin facial begins with a cleanse and skin analysis, then moves to microdermabrasion and a customized exfoliating peel, and ends with a hydrating mask and serums. The exfoliation strength is adjusted for comfort and skin sensitivity. The body scrub is inspired by Korean communal bathing traditions such as jjimjilbangs, and the spa calls it its signature body ritual.

Wellness services include shirodhara, where warm medicated oil is poured in a steady rhythm over the forehead. The spa says it may help promote relaxation, ease feelings of stress and support better rest. Sacred Sound sound baths use crystal singing bowls, chakra and energy balancing, and aromatherapy.

A 2.5-hour ritual aimed at sleep and stress recovery, made up of a holistic facial, a plant-based back treatment, body oil therapy in the Ayurvedic tradition, shirodhara, and Kansa-metal foot reflexology. A hair wash can be added as an option. The price is $500 per guest, and the ritual can be booked on several dates. The spa also publishes blog posts on Ayurvedic wellness subjects, including the doshas.

Ayurvedic principles inspire the spa's rituals, which are designed around each person's mind-body constitution.