Tropicana

One thing to be clear about before reading too much into this category: registered massage therapy is not listed on this site as a matter of policy, so a day spa entry here means cosmetic and relaxation work rather than clinical treatment. That distinction is worth holding onto in a city where a great many people do physical outdoor work for a living and the line between a treatment that feels good and a treatment that fixes something gets blurred easily.

The wider trade divides three ways here. There are day spas in Sardis and the downtown running facials, body treatments and packages; there are smaller rooms attached to salons, which is what this appears to be; and there is a visitor facing strand out toward Cultus Lake and the Chilliwack River valley working off the warm weather traffic. Nothing further is published, no phone, no website, no street number, so the treatment list and the booking arrangements cannot be established from here. Prices are rarely advertised in this category in any case, and treatment names travel poorly between businesses, so a facial at one address and a facial at another can turn out to be quite different pieces of work. For anything involving skin, asking about products and about the training behind a given treatment is a reasonable first move.