Winter Warming Pamper Offers

Hot Stones

Enjoy a massage with hot stones. The smooth heated stones are placed on the body and the heat is both deeply relaxing and help warm up tight muscles. An hour's treatment is £70 but pay only £50 or half an hour's treatment will be £30 (instead of £45).

Manicure with hot mitts

Heated mitts will give you a luxurious treatment during your manicure. Once the skin is warm, it will give a lovely feeling to the hand massage. A manicure with hot mitts is usually £25 but during the offer period it is £18.

Luxurious Pedicure with heated booties

Treat your feet to this deep-moisturising pedicure treatment and help relax muscles in the feet, ankles and legs. The normal price for a pedicure with hot mitts is usually £35 but is currently on offer for £30.

Acacia Beauty Academy

The Acacia Beauty Academy Management Team have been working in beauty therapy and training for over 35 years. The Acacia team are all VTCT accredited and offer a range of courses and training programmes tailored to meet specific needs of the individual. Set in an idyllic countryside location on the outskirts of Lymington and the New Forest.

Acacia's courses are run to the highest standards, in a format that is intensive so as to be accessible to people with full time jobs. Acacia differs from other colleges by offering continued support with videos, DVDs and development news. Home, professional and refreshing courses run on a one-to-one basis, in groups or online.

Acacia Beauty Academy Training Prospectus 

Acacia Beauty Salon

Acacia is also a Beauty Salon, that gives a range of facial and body treatments to enhance the appearance and improve the well-being of everyone. Treatments include facials which involve cleansing, massaging and toning the skin, applying cosmetic make-up and tanning products, manicures and pedicures, Gel Nails, Thai, Aromatherapy and Swedish body massage, Blend Electrolysis and Sterex Advanced Cometic Treatments. 

Acacia Beauty Salon Treatment List

There's more about both "relaxing" and "learning" with Acacia, in our magazine article here