Hamman at Faena Hotel’s Tierra Santa Healing House
Spa treatments
NOT ALL SPA treatments are created equal: There are those that help you relax, and then you have the ones that make you question whether you really should be letting a stranger slather you in chocolate. All for the sake of wellness, right? We think so, which is why we subjected ourselves to sub-zero temperatures (on our face), tuning forks and more in the name of rejuvenation. Here you’ll find treatments that will leave you with that super-refreshing feeling, plus a few stories to tell— Instagram or otherwise.
Sound shower at The Standard Spa, Miami Beach
Masaje de coco at Faena Hotel’s
Tierra Santa Healing House In South America, coconut oil is considered the oil of life. The fact that it abounds there (and in Miami) is just one reason it’s earned that title. The other justification is the healing properties it brings to the skin. For this treatment at Faena, you’re covered from head to toe in the nourishing oil and then soothed by a warm coconut-herb compress that melts muscles, easing stress and knots. Bonus: You’ll leave smelling like a tropical dream.
à 3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach (786-655-5570,
faena.com/miami-beach). $185/50-minute treatment.
Sauna at Faena Hotel’s Tierra Santa Healing House
Cryo facials at Cryo Miami Remember how ungodly hot it gets in July?
Here’s a way to cool down and fight aging at the same time. Frozen facials are all the rage at this Coral Gables cryogenics lab, where, for 12 minutes, you can have -160°F and colder vapors applied to your face. It’s like blasting Arctic chills directly at your skin, which is beneficial because it causes the skin to recoil and tighten, giving it a rejuvenated glow while also keeping you the coolest you’ve ever been. à 430 S Dixie Hwy, suite 8, Coral Gables (305-456-0684,
cryo-miami.com). $75.
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May 18–August 16, 2017 Time Out Miami
PHOTOGRAPHS (SPREAD): LEFT, CENTER RIGHT: COURTESY FAENA HOTEL’S TIERRA SANTA HEALING HOUSE; TOP RIGHT: NATHAN SAYERS
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