English for people working in spas or health and beauty resorts 2

ENGLISH FOR SPA/HEALTH RESORT WORKERS
topic: General vocabulary about spa treatments and services 2

Fill in each blank with the correct word. If both words can be used, choose the one that sounds more natural in each situation:

1. The use of all our (facilities/faculties) ( = sauna, pool, fitness center, etc.) is included in the price.

2. There are licensed health (professionals/pros) available on site. ( = at our spa)

3. My wife underwent a (series/serious) of treatments last year.

4. You might feel a little (dizzy/class) ( = feel like you're going to fall) after that treatment.

5. This treatment will (cleanse/clarify) your skin by removing/exfoliating dead skin cells.

6. This massage is perfect for those who have never had a massage before. In other words, it's a great (beginner/premier) massage.

7. The two main reasons people go to spas are to relieve some kind of (discomfort/comfort), and to promote physical well-being.

8. If something has a strong, pleasant small, you can say that it's (fragrant/smelly).

9. Since you have dry skin, it'll be best to include treatments that will (hydrate/water) it.

10. This brochure (outlines/outlives) ( = describes) the different types of massage that we offer.

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