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PAMPERING YOURSELF IN MANTECA
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By JASON CAMPBELL   

209 staff reporter

Sometimes you just need a break.

And a soak. And a massage. And anything else that takes your mind off of the worries of the world and allows you to melt away even if it’s just for a little while.

If that’s the case, Manteca has you covered – offering multiple businesses that specialize in relaxation and the kind of pampering that most people typically reserve for a vacation treat with their significant other.

If you need something now, check out these places that are ready and waiting to take care of you:

*Spa56 –When it comes to a massage, this Manteca boutique has everything right there on the menu – Swedish, deep-tissue, cocoa, couples, hot stone, aromatherapy – for you to select from. But their offerings only begin right there. With facials, body wraps, waxing and tanning, it’s truly a one-stop destination for the person who needs a break from the daily rigors. Gift certificates are available for those who want them. 318 E. Yosemite Avenue, Manteca.

*Studio 150 Salon and Spa – Located in arguably one of the coolest buildings in Downtown Manteca, this full-service spa and salon is a one-stop shop for somebody looking to be pampered. With a full staff that specializes in hair and other spa and skin treatments, this unique boutique is popular with local residents who don’t want to have to drive to a neighboring city to get the pampering that they’re used to. 150 W. Yosemite Ave.

*Queen Bee Nails and Spa – If it’s a pedicure or a manicure that you’re going for, this is the place to be. The award-winning service and the state-of-the-art facility have made this a destination for anybody looking to have their nails brought into tip-top shape. A wide variety of pedicure options, all in comfortable massage chairs, help make the Queen Bee one of the hottest nail salons in Manteca.

 

To contact reporter Jason Campbell email jcampbell@mantecabulletin.com or call 209.249.3544.